Introduction

Biography

Charles was the son of Will­iam Hen­ry Sco­ville and Ma­ry Dick­er­hoof.

He gra­du­at­ed from Tri-State Col­lege, An­go­la, In­di­ana (BS 1892) and Hi­ram Col­lege, Hi­ram, Ohio (AB 1897, AM 1898).

He then went in­to the ev­an­gel­ism field, but al­so helped found the Me­tro­po­li­tan Church in Chi­ca­go, Il­li­nois.

He held ev­an­gel­ism cam­paigns ov­er­seas in 1900, in Aus­tral­ia in 1912, and through­out Am­er­ica.

Works

• Christian Gos­pel Hymns (Chi­ca­go, Il­li­nois: Charles Reign Sco­ville, 1909)
• The Lord­ship of Christ, Cen­ten­ni­al Con­ven­tion Report, ed­it­ed by W. R. War­ren (Cin­cin­na­ti, Ohio: Stand­ard Pub­lish­ing, 1910), pp. 472–76
• Day of the Ev­an­gel­ists, Cen­ten­ni­al Con­ven­tion Report, ed­it­ed by W. R. War­ren (Cin­cin­na­ti, Ohio: Stand­ard Pub­lish­ing, 1910), p. 585
• Closing Sess­ion, Cen­ten­ni­al Con­ven­tion Re­port, ed­it­ed by W. R. War­ren (Cin­cin­na­ti, Ohio: Standard Pub­lish­ing, 1910), pp. 601–14
• The King of Glo­ry, with Da­ni­el Tow­ner (Chi­ca­go, Il­lin­ois: Charles Reign Sco­ville, cir­ca 1916)
• Wonder Hymns of Faith, with John Stur­gis & Will­iam Hack­le­man (Cin­cin­na­ti, Ohio: Stand­ard Pub­lish­ing, 1923)