White Devil: The Life and Legend of Hudson Taylor
June 2, 2007
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White Devil: The Life and Legend of Hudson Taylor By Tien Dao / Monarch Books Hudson Taylor’s life and legend depicted in manhua form (manga produced in China) conveys the heart of his ministry to the Chinese people in the last half of the 19th century. Tien Dao and Po-Shing Cheung collaborated on the original Chinese version, which was based on the writings of Hudson’s descendants (and kept as faithful as possible to their work) and translated into English by K. Meikle and Jan Greenough. Connecting the dots from his early calling to his acceptance of Chinese cultural customs, marriage and family life, work with the China Inland Mission, later life mission, and ultimately his death, the book depicts an example of a life not wasted. Although the artwork is anachronistic in some places, the artists give forth their own view of what Hudson experienced in his life, which he dedicated to foreign missions for the glory of God. |
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February 2nd, 2008 at 11:31 am
Please send me a copy of this book. I have a one year old Chinese daughter and I am a single parent.
Roseanna Cannaday
102 Oak Trail
Mabank, Tx 75156