To China With Love

Literature & Fiction

Taylor, Hudson

Contemporary

Bethany House Pub

Always challenging from Hudson Taylor.

One With Christ

Religion & Spirituality

Whitaker House

Who killed Father Moore, and why was the dead man wearing only one, unfashionable lime-green sock? When coffee shop owner, and all around sassafras, Ethel Cunningham, finds the body of a priest in her buildings courtyard. She sets her sights on bad boy and lead detective on the case, Vince Carpino, and the priest-killer, Ethel gets thrown into a seedy world of sex, blackmail, and the church. Only then does she realize, a murderer might be closer than she thinks.

The Priest Wore One Green Sock (Ethel Cunningham Mystery)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Dick Saperstein had the best trees for sale, and the worst attitude to go with it. When he gets hung for the holidays, it’s up to sassy Ethel Cunningham to put down her spiked eggnog, and find out who sleighed him before Christmas in her beloved Clover Court is ruined.   It was to be the snowiest Christmas on record for the East Coast, and one the Coffee Sleuth would never forget as she Jingled-all-the-way to solving her trickiest, and merriest mystery yet.

Death of a Christmas Tree Man (Ethel Cunningham Mystery)

Humor & Satire

"China's Spiritual Need and Claims" from Hudson Taylor. British Protestant Christian missionary to China, and founder of the China Inland Mission (1832-1905).

China's Spiritual Need and Claims (Perfect Library)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Psychology & Counseling

“The following account of some of the experiences which eventually led to the formation of the China Inland Mission, and to its taking the form in which it has been developed, first appeared in the pages of China’s Millions. Many of those who read it there asked that it might appear in separate form. Miss Guinness incorporated it in the Story of the China Inland Mission, a record which contained the account of God’s goodness to the beginning of 1894. But friends still asking for it in pamphlet form, for wider distribution, this edition is brought out.Much of the material was taken from notes of addresses given in China during a conference of our missionaries; this will account for the direct and narrative form of the papers, which it has not been thought necessary to change.It is always helpful to us to fix our attention on the God-ward aspect of Christian work; to realize that the work of God does not mean so much man’s work for God, as God’s own work through man. Furthermore, in our privileged position of fellow-workers with Him, while fully recognizing all the benefits and blessings to be bestowed on a sin-stricken world through the proclamation of the Gospel and spread of the Truth, we should never lose sight of the higher aspect of our work—that of obedience to God, of bringing glory to His Name, of gladdening the heart of our God and Father by living and serving as His beloved children...”These words from Taylor epitomize what his story is all about—spreading the gospel message and giving glory to God. You will be blessed by reading his autobiographical account of his adventures on the mission field.

The Autobiography of Hudson Taylor

Christian Books & Bibles

The Joy of Being One with Christ Legendary missionary Hudson Taylor uses the most beautifully written biblical allegory, the Song of Solomon, to explain the significance of the relationship between the church and Christ. Here is the key to the knowledge you need for a close walk with Jesus. Hudson explains…<ul>
<li>What it means to follow Christ</li>
<li>What it means to have communion with God</li>
<li>How to be restored after pursuing worldliness</li>
<li>The way of service to others</li>
<li>The way to gladness</li>
<li>How to abide in Christ</li>
<li>How to pursue the knowledge of God</li>
</ul> Your life with God can become a joyful experience of complete unity with Him. You will discover more of God’s blessings and all of his comfort in this timeless classic.

Union & Communion: One with Christ

History

World

Since the life of Paul and era following Pentecost, few lives have left the legacy and impact among the unreached and unengaged as that of James Hudson Taylor. His unwavering devotion to exalting Jesus “built foundations where there were none” (Romans 15:20) such that millions of Chinese believers trace their lineage in the faith back to this young man from England.Born in 1832, James Hudson Taylor spent the first decade and a half of his life in what he would later term as blasphemy and unbelief until (crediting the prayers of his mother and the grace of his Maker) he met Jesus at the age of sixteen. The Man from Galilee quickly became Taylor’s preeminent obsession and preoccupation. By the age of seventeen, driven by a dream for Jesus to be magnified by every man, woman, and child He made, Hudson Taylor committed himself to a life amongst the largest unreached nation of his day: China.Taylor founded the China Inland Mission in 1865, which immediately employed groundbreaking targeted and strategic mobilization models which effectively drove the Gospel of the Kingdom of Jesus into a nation, provinces, and neighborhoods where the name of Jesus had, nearly two millennia after the Ascension, still not yet been heard or confessed. Taylor’s 'Retrospect' over a life so well lived is a glimpse into the heart and mind of a man of single vision and should be studied by every Gospel pioneer.(This edition was released as a companion piece to FAI STUDIOS' seventh feature film, 'The Frontier,' examining the remarkable life and legacy of Hudson Taylor and his impact on the FAI family. See the film for free at faistudios.org.)

A Retrospect: The Autobiography of J. Hudson Taylor

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

Independently published

Since the life of Paul and the era following Pentecost, few lives have left the legacy and impact among the unreached and unengaged as that of James Hudson Taylor. His unwavering devotion to exalting Jesus “built foundations where there were none” (Romans 15:20) such that millions of Chinese believers trace their lineage in the faith back to this young man from England.Born in 1832, James Hudson Taylor spent the first decade and a half of his life in what he would later term as blasphemy and unbelief until (crediting the prayers of his mother and the grace of his Maker) he met Jesus at the age of sixteen. The Man from Galilee quickly became Taylor’s preeminent obsession and preoccupation. By the age of seventeen, driven by a dream for Jesus to be magnified by every man, woman, and child He made, Hudson Taylor committed himself to a life amongst the largest unreached nation of his day: China. He followed through on this commitment and was buried in China in 1905.Taylor’s ability to work hard and effectively under duress and difficulty was fueled by his love for Scripture, for the Spirit who breathes upon the Word, and the Son who reminds us to “abide,” because one truth will carry a laborer across the threshold between this age and the next, and it is one Hudson Taylor confidently knew: who we are is and will always be more important than what we do.

Union & Communion: Thoughts on Song of Solomon

The rumors are true. Jessica Fletcher’s famous homemade onion soup is from a can and she’s also a serial killer.Jessica Fletcher attends a destination wedding to the Greek Islands on Seamen’s Delight, a luxury cruise line. So many to kill, so little time. Just as she chooses her next victim, someone has the nerve to murder them first. Rude.Now, for the first time, Jessica is in for the jog of her life as she races to find the killer before the food on the boat kills her first.

Murder, She Did It: A Murder, She Wrote parody

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