Rodney Usher-Wilson carried out his ministry as an Anglican priest on three continents. Born in South Africa, educated and ordained in England, he served ten years in India. In 1941, he married Madeleine Steen, a Paris-educated daughter of a Norwegian banker and his English wife. After World War II, based in New York City and later in nearby Bronxville, they worked extensively in America and Europe with the program of Moral Re-Armament. His writings include several books and numerous magazine articles. No Human Affair, his final work, was completed shortly before he died in 1983 at the age of 75.
Preacher and author Norman Vincent Peale wrote: ‘Rodney Usher-Wilson was one of the truly great Christians of our time. He was a skilled workman whose expertise in the building of Christ’s kingdom will long endure.’
