These sources collectively provide a biographical sketch of C.T. Studd, a renowned cricketer who became a missionary. They chronicle his privileged upbringing, his father's conversion under D.L. Moody, and his own subsequent spiritual transformation and decision to abandon fame and fortune for foreign service. The texts detail his missionary work as part of the Cambridge Seven in China and his later efforts in India and Africa, where he founded the Worldwide Evangelization Crusade (WEC). Studd's life is presented as an example of radical faith, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to spreading the gospel, emphasizing the importance of trusting God and living according to biblical principles.Sources:A Most Remarkable Letter - C. T. Studd - Ron Blue InstituteCore of WECCourage for Christ: The Life of C.T. Studd - Healthcare Christian Fellowship (HCF) IndiaHeroes of the Faith: C. T. Studd | Truth & TidingsQuotes by C.T. Studd (Author of The Chocolate Soldier) - GoodreadsThe 140th anniversary of the Cambridge Seven: a legacy of sacrifice and service - OMF United KingdomThe Personal Testimony of Charles T. Studd - The Eccentric FundamentalistThe Untold Story of C.T. Studd – The Cricketer turned Missionary - RE GenerationWho was C.T. Studd and his missionary impact? - Bible Hub