Carradine pas­tored a large Meth­od­ist con­gre­ga­tion in St. Lou­is, Mis­sou­ri. In 1893, he be­came a full time evang­el­ist, and held ser­vic­es in ma­ny parts of the Unit­ed States. He was forced to re­tire af­ter be­ing in­jured in an ac­ci­dent in Se­at­tle, Wash­ing­ton, in 1918. His works inc­lude:

• Best of All, with Will­iam Kirkpatrick & C. J. Fow­ler (Chris­tian Wit­ness Com­pa­ny, 1910)
• Beulah Land
• Church En­ter­tain­ments: Twen­ty Ob­jec­tions
• Golden Sheaves
• Heart Talks
• A Jour­ney to Pal­es­tine
• Pastoral Sketch­es
• Revival In­ci­dents

1. There’s a Hill Lone and Grey
2. Wanderer, The