Edgar Dewitt JonesEdgar DeWitt Jones (1876-1956) was an American minister, author, and prominent leader within the Disciples of Christ movement, known for his devotional writings and pastoral influence. Born in Hearne, Texas, he initially studied law before turning toministry, receiving theological training at what is now Lexington Theological Seminary. Jones pastored several churches, most notably in Bloomington, Illinois, and Detroit, Michigan, where he served for many years and gained a wide reputation as a preacher and writer. He was also active in broader Christian leadership, serving as president of the Federal Council of Churches, and authored numerous books aimed at spiritual growth, including The Inner Circle (1914). Read More Read Less