Holy Men of God
Hudson Taylor
Hudson Taylor
Born: May 21, 1832 Died: June 3, 1905
References:
13 Works:
    • A Ribband of Blue and Other Bible Studies
    • Hudson Taylor's Spiritual Secret
        Hudson Taylor's Spiritual Secret
        Written by his son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Howard Taylor, not by Hudson Taylor himself. Both prior links (a Google Pages mirror and a CCEL page) are dead; the CCEL domain no longer hosts it under any URL found. Replaced with a borrow-restricted archive.org scan.
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    • Several audio's
        Several audio's
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    • Separation and Service
        Separation and Service
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    • The Exchanged Life
    • China's Spiritual Need and Claims
        China's Spiritual Need and Claims
        Freely open on archive.org; local copy saved.
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    • A Retrospect
    • Hudson Taylor: The Growth of a Soul (Volume 1)
        Hudson Taylor: The Growth of a Soul (Volume 1)
        worldinvisible.com's old library was fully relaunched as a course platform elsewhere on this site, but this title's URL still resolves - the old library content is preserved at an archive.worldinvisible.com subdomain and the original URL redirects there. Updated to the canonical archive subdomain URL directly.
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    • Hudson Taylor: The Growth of a Soul (Volume 2)
        Hudson Taylor: The Growth of a Soul (Volume 2)
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    • Three Decades of the China Inland Mission
        Three Decades of the China Inland Mission
        NEW, found via archive.org creator search - was missing from the catalog entirely.
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    • The Missionary Candidate
        The Missionary Candidate
        NEW, found via archive.org creator search - was missing from the catalog entirely.
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    • China's Millions
        China's Millions
        NEW, found via archive.org creator search. Likely a compiled/edited volume of the China Inland Mission's periodical of the same name rather than a single-authored monograph - included as archive.org attributes it directly to Taylor as creator.
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