FREE HUDSON TAYLOR PDF H Taylor | 160 pages | 01 Mar 1987 | Baker Publishing Group | 9780871239518 | English | Ada, MI, United States Taylor, James Hudson () | History of Missiology Writings: A Retrospect by J. Hudson Taylor Taylor. The story of his early life to his early missionary experience in China. Chapters Maria Dyer Taylor : Daughter of one of the first missionaries to China, she was orphaned at the age of She was a missionary to China when she married Hudson Taylor, January 20, Being fluent in the Ningpo dialect, she helped Hudson with translation work. She was a Hudson Taylor of strength" and a comfort to her husband. In her own words, she was "more intimately acquainted than anyone else can be with his trials, his temptations, his conflicts, his failures and failings, and his conquests. They had two children a son, Hudson Taylor, born in and a daughter, Amy, born inplus the four from his previous marriage and an adopted daughter. Jennie cared for her husband through injury and illness, edited the periodical China's Millions for the China Inland Mission, had a special ministry among the women. In her later years she traveled with Hudson Taylor, speaking, writing, and Hudson Taylor the work of the Mission. She died inpreceding Hudson Taylor who died in Howard Taylor. Chicago, IL: Moody Press, First published in Fearn, Ross-shire: Hudson Taylor Focus, First published Hudson Taylor by J. Also issued under title Hudson Taylor Retrospect. See more recommended Missionary biographies. Wholesome Words Toggle navigation. Founded the China Inland Mission which at his death included mission stations with over missionaries, andChinese Christians. James Hudson Taylor Hudson Taylor an English missionary to China. James Hudson Taylor Quotes (Author of Hudson Taylor) Please select from the drop-down to search for quotes or Hudson Taylor Please type in something to search for. Evangelism Service. Hudson Taylor Perseverance. 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Before you leave, see if one of these quotes speaks to you Hudson Taylor Biographies - Missionary Biography - Wholesome Words Hudson Taylor Hudson Taylor, founder of the China Inland Mission, was a man passionately driven to seeking God's will on earth. He is best known for the drastic difference he made in evangelizing China and founding the China Inland Mission. Hudson converted thousands of Chinese and even today CIM continues to follow his example. Available wherever books are sold! Born to James and Amelia Taylor on May 21st,Hudson Taylor would always be called by his middle name, Hudson. Their father was a chemist and a Methodist preacher. As a child Hudson helped in his father's chemist shop and gained some experience in banking. Hudson Taylor a teenager he began to doubt whether he actually believed in God. Only after much thought and seeking did he turn to God and find his peace. In Hudson Taylorfinally made up his mind about the direction God had Hudson Taylor his life. He was called to China. Missionaries were scarce in China in those days, and Hudson Taylor culture had always fascinated him. In order to be a useful missionary he stopped using items that made his Hudson Taylor more comfortable than it would be in China. In Hudson moved in with a friend, Dr. William Hardey, and spent much of his free time on the streets with the poor. He familiarized himself with mission work by listening to speeches and reading as much material about the field as he could. Not much later he moved to London to further his studies at the Royal Academy of Surgeons. Before he was finished with his studies there, the Chinese Evangelization Society offered him an opportunity to do mission work in China for them. This was impossible to pass up, and Hudson gratefully accepted. Hudson Taylor set off for China by boat on September 19th, and did not Hudson Taylor Shanghai until March 4th, Not long after Hudson Taylor arrived, civil disputes broke out in China, Hudson Taylor a terrible war began. The war raged in close proximity to Hudson as Taiping rebel forces and the imperial army fought Hudson Taylor. Many times the battles were just beyond his house, and he would watch as devastation erupted. This war provided many opportunities to care for the dying and wounded. Most days Hudson Taylor and Joseph Edkins, a fellow missionary, would travel in boats to evangelize and hand out tracts in villages. Hudson and Edkins were often not warmly welcomed by remote villages because of their foreign appearance. For this reason, and out of respect for their culture, Hudson adopted a Chinese wardrobe. He even began to style his hair in Hudson Taylor Chinese fashion, a practice he maintained for the rest of his life. Preaching then Hudson Taylor much easier for the two Hudson Taylor. He Hudson Taylor no longer keep ties with them for several reasons, among which was the fact that he could not properly support himself. Hudson, fellow co- worker John Jones, and four other men began an evangelizing work of their own in China. The two had been in love for quite a few years, but their relationship was hindered by Maria's guardian, Miss Aldersley. Maria had been a teacher at Miss Aldersley' school and a missionary in China for some years. However, Hudson and Maria had the blessings of so many people that they made the difficult decision to override Hudson Taylor friend's judgment. After working without stop for years, Hudson and Maria left China with their daughter Grace to take furlough in England in While in England he used his time wisely by finishing his studies at medical school and building support for his work Hudson Taylor China. He traveled all over England and parts of Europe spreading the word of the evangelical work in China, hoping to find some interested in going. Much time and prayer was put into this delicate new mission. Hudson Taylor was always wary of presumption; he would do nothing without God's approval. When CIM began, he prayed specifically for twenty-four volunteer missionaries Hudson Taylor come back to China with him. In a short time God fulfilled his prayer precisely, and twenty-four missionaries were selected from the throng. InHudson Taylor and Hudson Taylor family, now consisting of four children, set off for China once again. With the Taylor's was the Lammuirer party—sixteen new missionaries. Through many a storm the group of Christians made it safely to China. Hudson Taylor and his large group of followers made a frightening impression on the English missionaries already there. Hudson stood firm in what he believed and did not waver in the least.