Missionary · founder of the China Inland Mission · Evangelical
Hudson Taylor
Born
1832
Died
1905
English Protestant missionary to China who founded the China Inland Mission in 1865; his faith-mission principles and devotional Bible studies influenced generations of missionaries.
Hudson Taylor's account of his conversion, call to China, medical training, first years of missionary work and the experiences of answered prayer and faith that led to the founding of the China Inland Mission in 1865.
Eight short Bible studies by Hudson Taylor, beginning with the 'ribband of blue' on the borders of Israel's garments in Numbers 15 and continuing with meditations on Psalm 1, Job, the Queen of Sheba, Ruth and the Shepherd's care.
Bible studies on the Nazarite vow in Numbers 6 and the offerings of the princes in Numbers 7, drawing lessons on consecration, separation to God, obedience and willing service.
Hudson Taylor's devotional exposition of the Song of Solomon as a picture of the believer's communion with Christ, broken and restored, in six sections from the unsatisfied life to unrestrained communion.
