1922 CHINA INLAND MISSION. Two Letters by Missionary Kidnapped and Held in Internment Camps EvangelistA wonderful pair of letters from an influential young missionary, Nina Eleanor Gemmell [1895 1983]. Born in 1895, she traveled to China under the auspices of the China Inland Mission, founded by J. Hudson Taylor. She served her entire career in the Kiangsu [Jiangxi] Province near Shanghai. An incredibly dangerous region, by the end of 1925, the year of her second letter, and then just 30 years old, she had already been captured by bandits for the
Does the church in the Masonic Hall propose to take over the land from my & my brother
The Indwelling of the Spirit the Common Privilege of All Believers
rubbed through at extremities with loss at head of spine
that we might not worship him
the present is well-worn
The Principles of the Revolution Vindicated
His work takes the view that many of the Gospel prophecies were fulfilled at the destruction of Jerusalem between 66 and 70 AD
Grandson of the First Great Awakening revivalist
He attended multiple sermons
*A 4pp ALS dating to June 20
Textually very clean and crisp
and Love by Byrom [this was a much-loved poem of Spurgeon's]