St. Augustine of Hippo: Father of the Christian Church
A short account of Augustine of Hippo by Charles River Editors.
Lives of Christians — missionaries, preachers, reformers and Indian Christian leaders. 134 books in the UECF.NET library are filed under Christian Biography — 127 to read online, 56 with a PDF, 5 audiobooks; 75 in Telugu, 9 in Hindi.
A short account of Augustine of Hippo by Charles River Editors.
John Wesley and the eighteenth century in England, by Augustine Birrell.
The spirituality of John Wesley, by Gordon Wakefield.
Memoirs of John Wesley, with a review of his life and writings, by John Hampson.
Susanna Wesley, mother of John and Charles Wesley, by Charles Ludwig.
An illustrated life of John Wesley by May McNeer and Lynd Ward.
Essays on John Wesley, edited by John Stacey.
An illustrated history of the life and times of John and Charles Wesley.
A pictorial history drawn from John Wesley's journal, compiled by Richard Bewes.
John Wesley as evangelist, by Arthur Skevington Wood.
Notes of a visit to the scenes of Thomas à Kempis's life, by Francis Richard Cruise.
The life and theology of John Wesley, by Robert G. Tuttle.
John Wesley and the advance of Methodism, by John S. Simon.
Selections from the journal of John Wesley.
England before and after the Wesleyan revival, by J. Wesley Bready.
The life of John Wesley, with some account of Charles Wesley, by John Whitehead.
James Hudson Taylor, founder of the China Inland Mission, tells how God led him from conversion and early lessons of faith and prayer in England to missionary work in China and the founding of the Mission.
The life of the Boston pastor A. J. Gordon (1836–1895) — preacher, hymn-writer, missions leader and founder of the Boston Missionary Training School — written by his son, with letters and extracts from his sermons. (This is not a biography of the missionary Adoniram Judson.)
Arthur T. Pierson's classic life of George Müller of Bristol, tracing his conversion, his orphan work supported by prayer alone, his world-wide preaching and the lessons of faith God taught through him.
The life of Mary Slessor (1848–1915), the Dundee mill girl who became a pioneer missionary in Calabar, Nigeria — her work among the Okoyong and Ibibio peoples, her care for twins and outcasts, and her faith.
A short life of David Livingstone written for the Missionary Annals series: his boyhood in Blantyre, missionary work in South Africa, great journeys across the continent and struggle against the slave trade.
David Livingstone's own account of sixteen years in South and Central Africa — his mission at Kolobeng, the journeys to Lake Ngami, Loanda on the Atlantic and down the Zambezi to the Indian Ocean, and his observations of the peoples and the slave trade.