A Heart for China

We've all heard of missionaries like Livingstone and Hudson Taylor and their fearless exploits. But what about their supporters who made it possible?

Benjamin Broomhall, Hudson Taylor's brother-in-law, was one of the best-known Victorian laymen of his day. Through the China Inland Mission he was a prominent figure in Britain often speaking on missions and familiar to Cabinet Ministers as he fought against slavery and opium. He never travelled to China but had a great influence on God's work through the hundreds he sent out, including his own children.

'Engrossing...Benjamin Broomhall enabled Hudson Taylor's vision to pass from dream to reality.' - Rosemary Dowsett, OMF International

Re-issued to coincide with Hudson Taylors centernery