“Go for Me”
September 25, 2024
James Hudson Taylor IV, the great-great-grandson of Hudson Taylor, personally relates about what drives this movie project.
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James Hudson Taylor IV, the great-great-grandson of Hudson Taylor, personally relates about what drives this movie project.
On the night of October 18, 1854, Hudson reached the low point of his life. Having gone to bed late, around 2:45 am, he was suddenly awakened to see a fire moving toward his house.
During the early days of China Inland Mission (CIM), a watchnight service was held on the eve of the New Year, where members gathered together for a time of fasting and prayer for China and the work. CIM’s first New Year’s Eve in China saw simmering tensions within the team
In June 1849, 17 year old Hudson Taylor came to know Christ personally after reading a tract– out of boredom. Taylor “became…convinced that Jesus had done everything necessary for him, Hudson. There was nothing he himself needed but to accept the ‘finished work of Christ’….”.In the months after, Taylor was
The Shanghai Bund, circa 1850. Hudson Taylor’s first year in China was an extremely difficult one, with “the cold, even the hunger, the times of watching, the sleepless nights of danger, and the feelings I had when I was alone and helpless”— as he recounted years later. Yet, God was
On September 30th 1866, a badly damaged London clipper ship the Lammermuir stumbled its way into the Shanghai harbour with Hudson and Maria Taylor, their 4 children and 16 new missionaries for China. Its arrival was the remarkable answer to many prayers. Prayer Card in English and Chinese for the
