1841-1920

De­cem­ber 23, 1841, Ford­ing­ton, Dor­set­shire, Eng­land.

May 8, 1920.

El­vet Garth church­yard, Dur­ham, Eng­land.

Handley C. G. Moule (1841-1920)

Moule was ed­u­cat­ed at Trin­i­ty Coll­ege, Cam­bridge (BA in first class Class­ic­al and The­o­lo­gic­al Hon­ors, 1864-5); He was Car­us Prize­man, 1862; Browne’s Med­al­ist, 1863; and won the Sea­ton­ian Prize, 1869-73 and 1876. Tak­ing Ho­ly Orders in 1867, he served as Cur­ate of Ford­ing­ton (1867-73 and 1877-80); Dean of Trin­i­ty Coll­ege, Cam­bridge (1874-77); Prin­ci­pal of Rid­ley Hall, Cam­bridge (1880-99); Nor­ris­ian Pro­fess­or of Di­vin­i­ty at Cam­bridge (1899-1900); and Bi­shop of Dur­ham (1901). He was al­so Fel­low of his Coll­ege (1865); Se­lect Preach­er at Cam­bridge (1880-81 and 1887); and Chapl­ain to the Bi­shop of Li­ver­pool (1880). His works in­clude:

  1. Chief Shep­herd of Thy People
  2. Come In, O Come!
  3. Dear Is Thy Presence with Thy Friends
  4. Jesus, Such His Love and Pow­er
  5. Lift Heart and Voice Above
  6. Lord and Sav­ior, True and Kind
  7. Lord, Is It I That Enter Here
  8. My Glor­i­ous Victor, Prince Di­vine
  9. They Watched Him up the Si­lent Skies
Moule’s place of death