The Story of the China Inland Mission, with an Introduction by J. Hudson Taylor, 2 Vols.
Mrs Howard Taylor (aka. Mary Geraldine Guinness) [1865-1949]
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Book Description
Title:
The Story of the China Inland Mission, with an Introduction by J. Hudson Taylor, 2 Vols.
Author:
Mrs Howard Taylor (aka. Mary Geraldine Guinness) [1865-1949]
Publication Year:
1893
Location:
London
Publisher:
Morgan & Scott
Pages:
476+510
Subjects:
Christian Mission, China, China Inland Mission
Copyright Holder:
Public domain
Volume 1 Contents
Preface
Part I: Preliminary. White Untoi Harvest
Our Position and Sphere
Looking Back
The Century's Advance
Part II: J. Hudson Taylor. A Retrospect
The Power of Prayer
The Call to Service
Life in London
Voyage to China
Early Missionary Experiences
With the Rev. William Burns
Man Proposes, God Disposes
Settlement in Ningpo
Timely Supplies and Return to England
Part III: The China Inland Mission I. Origin and Formation
Origin and Foundation
1. First Years at Home
2. Faith's Resolve
3. The New Mission
4. Praying and Working
5. Launching Forth
6. Voyage of the "Lammermuir"
7. Christmas in China
Growth and Extension
8. Early Days in Hang-Chau
9. A Summer Journey
10. "Safe in the Arms of JESUS"
11. Pioneering Difficulties
12. New Developments
13. The Yang-Chau Riot
14. Regions Beyond
15. "Faithful that Promised"
"Nevertheless Afterward"
16."Thick Darkness where GOD was"
17. "Ask and Ye Shall Receive"
18. Native Missionaries
19. "Ye did it unto Me"
Appendix
Volume 2 Contents
Part I. Progress and the Regions Beyond
1. Twenty Years Ago
2. Early Days in Cheh-Kiang
3. The Chicago of China; or, Founding the Western Branch of the C.I.M.
4. Stories From Shao-hing
5. A Conficianist City: Its Customs and Converts
6. "The Lame take the Prey"
7. Pioneers in Gan-Hwuy and Kiang-Si
8. Facts about Funds
9. The Longest Ebb, and the Turn of the Tide
Part II. Inland China and the Chefoo Convention
10. Inland China closed, and yet the Eighteen given
11. The Gates of the West, and the Workers who mihgt not enter
12. The Chefoo Convention, 1876
Part III., "Oh, Rock, Rock, Hast Thou Opened?"
13. "South of the River" and "South of the Lake". Mr. Henry Taylor's itinerations in Ho-nan, and
Mr Judd's first visit to Hu-nan, 1875 and 1876
14. A Two Months' Trip to Shen-si. Journey of Messrs. Baller and King, September and October. 1877
15. C.I.M. Pioneers in Shan-si. First journey of Messrs. James and Turner, October 1876, to January 1877
16. To the Far North-West and Back. Messrs. King and Budd, Easton and Parker, i Shen-si and Kan-suh, October, 1876 to April 1877
17. How Kwei-Chau and Kwang-siwere First Reached. Pioneering journey of Messrs. Judd and Broumton to Kewi-Chai, Reinforcements—Messrs. George Clarke, Edward Fishe, and Landale. Janairy to September, 1877
18. Mr McCarthy's Walk Across China. January to August, 1877
19. Through the Famine in Shan-si. Relief work 1877-1879
20. Among Eternal Snows. Mr James Cmaeron's journey
21. Thirty Thousand Miles in Safety. Widespread evangelisation that followed the Chefoo Convention. 1876-1878.
Part IV. Woman's Work for Woman
22. China's Homes and and China's Women
23. Then and Now: A Retropsect and Survey
24. The First Women who went West, 1878
25. A Five Year's Story, 1878-1883
26. Present-Day Pictures; and Facts for the Thoughtful