from George Peabody College for Teachers, then attended Temple University where he earned a B.D.
He worked for the St. Louis Conference and at denominational headquarters in Nashville, Tennessee and New York City.
[1] He was a historian of the denomination, serving as leader of the Association of Methodist Historical Societies for two decades, and was a prolific writer of books and tracts.
The Elmer T. Clark Papers were received by the Duke University Archives as a transfer in 1973, 1986.
[2] This is only a few of the many titles Elmer T. Clark wrote and published: Social Studies of the War 1919, (reprint from Kessinger Publishing 2010) The Chiangs of China New York : Abingdon-Cokesbury Press; 1st Edition 1943 (ASIN: B0006AQ7CE Amazon Standard Identification Number) Healing Ourselves: The First Task Of The Church In America Cokesbury Press 1924 (Reprint: Kessinger Publishing 2010) [3] The Small Sects in America.