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Stephen Alexander (Theologian) is a Christian theologian most prominent in a few parts of England during the 1960's. He was born in 1927 (d. 1993) in Texas and spent the early years of his childhood growing up in Dallas, Texas. His parents, who never particularly liked the Texan accent, sent their son to study in London. He fell in love with England and wouldn't return to Texas till 1978.
While having no books published, Stephen Alexander received minute fame while preaching and writing various and scattered articles in one specific portion of England. His works remained cherished by a few but are seen as good, solid works expressing Christian piety and doctrine.
Alexander passed peacefully in his sleep in 1993 outside of his home in Exmouth, England after spending three days in a sickness caused by a cough. He was buried in a local church's graveyard where he ministered for over forty years. His tombstone reads, "He walked with God and was no more," which is direct quotation from Genesis.[1]
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