Dr Jennie Fung shares her reflections on Hudson Taylor’s saying about the three stages of God’s work, applied to the journey of the movie project.
In this issue, Dr. Jon Fuller points to the essence of Hudson and Maria’s mission work — living out the gospel in new contexts. In our project updates, we relay the effects of your prayers. Please continue to uphold the movie production before the Lord God.
The Lord has been faithfully leading this project. As we join Him through praying, may we see the wonderful works of His hand.
As the Hudson Taylor movie project picks up momentum, practical considerations threaten to frustrate our plan. Our CEO, Soo Loh, shares how these constraints enhance the film and our faith.
Every generation of God’s servants is influenced and shaped by the examples of those who served Christ before them. In this issue, retired OMF missionaries Tony and Pat Schmidt reflect on how they have been inspired and impacted by Hudson Taylor’s life.
Ken Haron, who has been with the movie project from its very beginning, shares with us how the movie Chariots of Fire inspired him for A Broader Vision.
2026 marks a significant milestone as we move into the production phase of the Hudson Taylor movie. Our Board Chairperson, Dr Jennie Fung, invites us to reflect on the journey thus far and to anticipate the new work God is unfolding in our midst.
Dr. Jon Fuller has been involved in the Hudson Taylor movie project for years. He shares with us the gift of walking with companions on this amazing journey.
In this month’s feature article, we share with you a story of an English missionary and his Chinese convert – a friendship rooted in Christ, shaped by a servant’s heart, and refined through hardship.
In this month’s feature article, Dr Patrick Fung recounts how Hudson Taylor, in a time of deep despondency, walked through the valley of the shadow of death.
