Last Letters And Further Records Of The Martyred Missionaries Of The China Inland Mission

About the Book

This book is a precious record of the lives and sacrifices of the martyred missionaries of the China Inland Mission (CIM).

The CIM was founded in 1865 by Hudson Taylor, a British missionary who had a vision to reach the inland provinces of China with the gospel. The CIM missionaries faced many challenges and persecutions in their work, but they remained faithful to their calling.

This book contains the last letters and other records of some of the CIM missionaries who were martyred during the Boxer Rebellion of 1900. These letters provide a glimpse into the hearts and minds of these courageous men and women, and they offer a powerful testimony to their faith and dedication.

This book is a valuable resource for anyone who is interested in the history of missions in China, or in the lives of these remarkable missionaries.

Table of Contents

• The Boxer Rebellion
• The Martyred Missionaries
• Last Letters and Records

Author Biography

Hudson Taylor (1832-1905) was a British missionary who founded the China Inland Mission. He was born in Yorkshire, England, and was ordained as a minister in the China Inland Mission in 1854. Taylor served in China for over 50 years, and he led the CIM to become one of the most successful missionary organizations in China.

Taylor was a gifted evangelist and a wise leader. He was also a prolific writer, and he authored several books on missions in China. His writings continue to inspire and challenge Christians today.

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