Biography of James Hudson Taylor

Dr and Mrs Howard Taylor

Christian Biography
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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.

Chapters 28
  1. Title Page and Foreword
  2. Set Apart unto the Lord (1824-1849)
  3. The New Starting Point (1850-1851)
  4. From Faith to Faith (1851-1852)
  5. The Lord will Provide (1852-1853)
  6. China at Last (1853-1854) (part 1 of 2)
  7. China at Last (1853-1854) (part 2 of 2)
  8. First Evangelistic Journeys (1854-1855)
  9. Emptied from Vessel to Vessel (1855-1856) (part 1 of 2)
  10. Emptied from Vessel to Vessel (1855-1856) (part 2 of 2)
  11. Ebenezer and Jehovah Jireh (1856-1858)
  12. Hidden Years (1858-1865)
  13. The Mission that Had to Be (1865-1866) (part 1 of 2)
  14. The Mission that Had to Be (1865-1866) (part 2 of 2)
  15. And Enlarge My Coast (1866-1868)
  16. The Exchanged Life (1868-1869)
  17. Jesus Does Satisfy (1869-1871)
  18. Not Disobedient to the Heavenly Vision (1872-1874)
  19. The Faithfulness of God (1874-1877)
  20. He Goeth Before (1877-1880)
  21. The Rising Tide (1880-1885)
  22. Days of Blessing (1885-1886)
  23. The Hundred (1886-1888)
  24. With Wings as Eagles (1888-1889)
  25. The Coming Thousand (1889-1892)
  26. Can Ye Drink of the Cup? (1893-1895)
  27. Even So, Father (1895-1902)
  28. His Way is Perfect (1903-1905)
AuthorDr and Mrs Howard Taylor
LanguageEnglish
First published1965
Era1900s
CategoriesChristian Biography · Missions
TopicsMissions · Faith · Prayer
Length596 pages · 24 chapters · ≈ 15 h 12 min read
FormatsWeb Book · PDF

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