Handicapped

"Handicapped : Being the Life Story of Frederick A. Bisbee" is an inspiring biographical account of the life and ministry of Frederick A. Bisbee, a prominent figure in the Universalist Church during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Written by Dorothy Hall, this work chronicles Bisbee's journey from his early years through his influential tenure as a minister and long-time editor of the "Universalist Leader".

Despite enduring significant physical challenges and health struggles throughout his entire life, Bisbee's narrative is one of remarkable resilience, intellectual vitality, and spiritual dedication. The book explores his profound contributions to Universalism, his editorial leadership in religious journalism, and his unwavering commitment to his faith and community. Through this detailed portrait, readers are offered a window into the historical landscape of American liberal Christianity and the personal triumphs of a man who refused to allow physical limitations to constrain his service to others. "Handicapped" stands as a poignant testament to the power of the human spirit and a valuable historical record of a key religious leader's legacy.

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