Patricia St. John

Patricia Mary St. John
Born 1919
Southampton, England
Died 1993
England
Nationality English
Occupation Missionary nurse, Writer, Missionary, Relief Worker
Website
http://patriciastjohn.org.uk/

Patricia Mary St. John (1919–1993) was an English writer. She worked most of her life as a missionary nurse in Morocco. Although at first she worked with her brother in the main foreign hospital, she later spent four years manning a village clinic in a more remote area.

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Early years

Her parents, Harry and Ella St. John, had been missionaries to South America for two years. Patricia was born, the third of five children, just after they arrived back in England.[1]

From her memories of a year lived in alpine Switzerland she wrote her second book, Treasures of the Snow.

Mission work

After finishing high school she became a nurse during World War II, and after the War ended was a house mother at her aunt's boarding school for a couple of years before she joined her brother, Farnham, in Tangiers, Morocco, where he was medical director of a Missions hospital.

Works

Biographical

Fictional

Misc

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