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The Autobiography of Hudson Taylor episodes
- Chapter 20 (Final). The Mission moves on
We end the actual autobiography here, and follow with an extended piece from Wikipedia that is part review, and part follow up for those wanting to know how Hudson's work prospered after his passing.
25 min - Chapter 19. The formation of the China Inland Mission
The Mission is formed and inaugurated by the generous Providence of God and His People.
12 min - Chapter 18. A New Agency Needed
Hudson must leave China due to illness. But God uses his prayers to guide and multiply the work from England.
11 min - Chapter 17. God a refuge for us.
Miraculous healings and provisions as the work grows, even under great hardships.
13 min - 11 min
- Chapter 15. Settlement in Ningpo
New location. War breaks out. New Persecution. God arranges for deliverance again.
14 min - Chapter 14. Providential Guidance
His servant, a thief! Hudson forgives and shares the Gospel again with him.
Then, man overboard!12 min - Chapter 13b. Man Proposes, God Disposes, part two
Guided by Providence through some unimaginable circumstances, Taylor makes his way back to Shanghai.
13 min - Chapter 13a. Man Proposes, God Disposes
Losing most of his medical equipment in a fire, Mr. Taylor must travel to a distant city where more supplies are available.
19 min - Chapter 12. The Call to Swatow.
Both Taylor and Burns are called individually to work in a needy area of China, their lives constantly threatened.
12 min
About The Autobiography of Hudson Taylor
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Perhaps the most important and influential missionary of all time, Hudson Taylor lived in China for 51 years, and became the founder of the China Inland Mission.