J. Hudson Taylor: An Autobiography - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

The Remarkable Life of One of Christianity’s Greatest Missionary Pioneers—Told in His Own Words

James Hudson Taylor (1832–1905) was more than a missionary—he was a movement. As the founder of the China Inland Mission (CIM), Taylor’s legacy includes over 800 missionaries sent to China, 18,000 Christian conversions, and hundreds of mission stations established across all 18 provinces of the country. But behind those staggering numbers is a deeply personal story of sacrifice, faith, and obedience.

In J. Hudson Taylor: An Autobiography, originally published as A Retrospect, Taylor shares his own journey—from his spiritual awakening and call to the mission field, to the early struggles, cultural challenges, and moments of divine providence that defined his life. Taylor's deep trust in God, his revolutionary willingness to adopt Chinese dress and customs, and his nondenominational vision for global evangelism set him apart as a model for missions even today.

What makes this autobiography so powerful?

• It is a firsthand account from one of the most influential Protestant missionaries in history

• It gives a vivid picture of 19th-century missionary life in China

• It shows what it truly means to walk by faith, often with nothing but God to lean on

• It inspires readers with timeless lessons on calling, humility, perseverance, and cultural sensitivity

Taylor’s writing is personal, reflective, and saturated with Scripture. It will stir your heart, challenge your faith, and expand your vision for what God can do through one life wholly surrendered to Him.

Perfect for readers of Christian biography, mission-minded believers, and anyone interested in how one life can change the world.

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