A Retrospect
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.
Missionary lives and the history and theology of Christian missions, with special attention to India. 23 books in the UECF.NET library are filed under Missions — 21 to read online, 16 with a PDF; 8 in Telugu, 2 in Hindi.
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 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.
Amy Carmichael's first-hand account of missionary work among the women and children of Tamil Nadu in South India — the joys, the hard realities and the call to prayer that moved a generation of readers.
A life of David Livingstone written for young readers in 1918 — his Scottish boyhood, medical and missionary training, pioneering journeys across Africa and his fight against the slave trade.
Jonathan Edwards's life of David Brainerd (1718–1747), missionary to the Native Americans of New Jersey and Pennsylvania, built largely from Brainerd's own diary and journal — with his letters, remains and Edwards's reflections.
An open-access academic study of Amy Carmichael's missionary work in South India — her background, the Keswick movement, the Dohnavur Fellowship and her contextual and strategic approach to mission.
The one-volume abridgement of Dr and Mrs Howard Taylor's standard biography of James Hudson Taylor, founder of the China Inland Mission — from his Yorkshire boyhood to his death in China in 1905.
Courtney Anderson's full biography of Adoniram Judson (1788–1850), the American Baptist missionary to Burma — his call, imprisonment at Ava, Bible translation and the families who shared his work.
The text of Peter Hammond's illustrated slide presentation on David Livingstone, missionary pioneer and opponent of the slave trade. The photographs and maps of the slides are not reproduced.
The Theology of the Christian Mission (1961), edited and with an introduction by Gerald H. Anderson, foreword by Lesslie Newbigin — twenty-five essays by Karl Barth, Paul Tillich, Oscar Cullmann, Hendrik Kraemer, Max Warren and others on the biblical basis, history and theory of the Christian mission, as a searchable UECF.NET web book with chapter navigation, bookmarks, notes and bibliography.
Read The Life of William Carey online at UECF.NET: George Smith's classic biography of the Northamptonshire shoemaker who became the father of modern missions, translated the Bible into dozens of Indian languages, and founded Serampore College.
Read Sadhu Sundar Singh: Called of God online at UECF.NET: Mrs. Arthur Parker's 1920 biography of the Sikh-born Indian Christian evangelist and sadhu, from his conversion through his preaching journeys across India, Tibet, Ceylon, Burma, China and Japan.
Read about God's Smuggler by Brother Andrew at UECF.NET: the true story of a Dutch believer who carried Bibles into Communist Europe and ministered to isolated Christians. A UECF.NET Christian Web Book.
Lutheran Missionaries, Landmarks and Legacies by Syam S. Pilli — the story of the American Lutheran Mission from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania to Guntur, Andhra Pradesh (1842 onward): Father J. C. F. Heyer, Walter Gunn, L. B. Wolf, John Roy Strock, Anna Kugler and John Aberly, and the landmarks they left — Andhra Christian College, Heyer Hall, Gunn Bungalow, Wolf Hall, Strock Hall, Sylvanus Stall Girls High School, St. Matthew’s West Parish Church, Kugler Hospital and Aberly Pet. A free, searchable UECF.NET web book.
శోధించదగిన వచనం, డార్క్ మోడ్ మరియు ఆఫ్లైన్ మద్దతుతో ఎవాంజెలికల్ లూథరన్ చర్చి యొక్క తెలుగు మిషన్ యొక్క పూర్తి 1914 చరిత్ర, రెవ. C. F. హేయర్, గుంటూరు మరియు రాజమండ్రి మిషన్ల జీవిత చరిత్రను చదవండి.
1912 నాటి తెలుగు దేశంలోని క్రైస్తవ మిషన్ల పూర్తి కథనాన్ని చదవండి — S.P.G. శోధించదగిన తెలుగు వచనం, దృష్టాంతాలు, డార్క్ మోడ్ మరియు ఆఫ్లైన్ మద్దతుతో నంద్యాల మరియు కలసపాడు, కులం, విద్య, వైద్య మిషన్లలో పని చేయండి.
The complete September 2015 issue (Vol. 2, No. 4) of The Journal of Lutheran Mission, published by The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, as a 117-page UECF.NET web book: papers and sermons from the 2015 International Conference on Confessional Leadership in Wittenberg on celebrating the Reformation rightly, with searchable text, article navigation, footnotes and original page images.
Complete facsimile of the 1860 Telugu New Testament, printed at the American Mission Press, Madras. All 310 printed pages, 27 books, fully navigable.
Read the complete 1912 account of Christian missions in the Telugu country — S.P.G. work at Nandyal and Kalasapad, caste, education, medical missions, with searchable text, illustrations, dark mode, and offline support.