The Marston Memorial Historical Center and the B.L. Fisher Library of Asbury Theological Seminary are in partnership to produce digitized materials and reprints of important historical works from the Free Methodist tradition through Asbury Theological Seminary’s First Fruits Press. Of an initial 25 projects proposed, some books have been finished and are currently available at http://place.asburyseminary.edu/freemethodistbooks/. It is the hope of First Fruits Press, the B.L. Fisher Library, Asbury Theological Seminary, and the Marston Historical Center that this partnership will further study and research into the history and influence of the Free Methodist Church by both academics and lay people alike-.

From 1944 to 1986 Elizabeth “Betty” Ellen Cox served as a missionary to equatorial Africa working for the General Missionary Board of the Free Methodist Church.  Miss Cox filled many posts as a missionary, but it became apparent early on that her true gift was languages.  This dictionary is one of the 52 books she worked on during her 40 years of missionary service to equatorial Africa. An account of Miss Cox’s years in Africa can be found in her autobiography, Simply Following.

The dictionary may be reproduced free of charge.  Acknowledgments should include Miss Cox as its author and the Marston Memorial Historical Center as its source.  It is Miss Cox’s hope that the dictionary will continue to be used as it was intended—to glorify God and bring people to Jesus.

Any attempt to reproduce this book for monetary gain is in violation of copyright law.

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