Testimonies and Biographies

 

Biography of James Fraser - missionary to Lisu people in Western China

James Fraser was only 22 years old when he abandoned a promising engineering career and went to China. At first sight of the Lisu tribespeople of Yunnan province he felt an immediate affection for them. For the rest of his life, he traveled on horseback over rugged mountains, laboring to bring the Lisu the good news of Christ. Packed with personal letters, insightful anecdotes, and riveting stories of missionary life in China, this superb biography by his daughter shines with God's constant faithfulness and power over evil.

 

by J. Kranendonk-Gijssen

Description by Heritagebooks.com:

I cannot understand that there are still no missionaries in China,” nine-year-old Hudson said as he and his sister Amelia were sitting on the couch with their father. “I often pray that I may become a missionary in China when I’m older.” When Hudson turned seventeen, the Lord heard his prayer and personally called him to go to China and proclaim His Name to the Chinese people. Hudson prepared for the journey by learning the Chinese language and studying to be a doctor. He began his journey when he finally had enough money. In China his faith was often put to the test, but Hudson experienced that He Who had called him was always faithful.

This book describes the life and work of the missionary Hudson Taylor (1832 – 1905). It was written for ages 11 and older.

10 stories of faith in Mainland China. Average of 10 minutes for each story.

This is a great gift for seekers or new believers!

This is season 1 of 7G.tv's productions. Please visit their website for more stories of faith.

93 minutes total

In this second season of Encountering Grace, there are 10 new testimonies of people who have come to faith in Christ from China. Each testimony is about 10 minutes long.

 

A group of entrepreneurs from various areas of China's business world explain about their personal testimony and business growth story. Because of their values, they inspire people to think about how to deal with work and wealth, encouraging others who are entrepreneurs.

Li Hongwei, General Manager of Shenzhen Kelly Logistics Company 黎红卫 深圳市凯利升物流公司 总经理
Zhao Weiqiang, General Manager of Guangzhou Taihe Landscape Design Company 赵伟强 广州太合景观设计公司 总经理
Dr. Ping Heng, General Manager of Beijing House Restaurant 招秉恒 北京楼尚餐厅 总经理 
Zeng Hui Cai, Yun Lai Clothing Co., Ltd, Shenzhen General Manager 曾慧 深圳彩韵睐服饰有限公司 总经理

This DVD is a PAL DVD and will most likely only play on computers, probably not on US DVD machines.

A group of entrepreneurs from various areas of China's business world explain about their personal testimony and business growth story. Because of their values, they inspire people to think about how to deal with work and wealth, encouraging others who are entrepreneurs.

Liangen Guang, General Manager of Hangzhou Glory Ltd.
梁恩光 浙江杭州荣耀科技有限公司 总经理

Weng Li Zhao, General Manager of Shanghai Communications Test Services Ltd.翁立朝 思迪康上海通信测试有限公司 总经理

Kong Qingsheng, General Manager of Hangzhou Building Co.孔庆生 杭州中庆建筑有限公司 总经理
Ling Xingong , General Manager of Car Rental Company in Shenzhen 凌新功 深圳蒙恩汽车租赁公司总经理

This DVD is a PAL DVD and will most likely only play on computers, probably not on US DVD machines.

 

A group of entrepreneurs from various areas of China's business world explain about their personal testimony and business growth story. Because of their values, they inspire people to think about how to deal with work and wealth, encouraging others who are entrepreneurs.

Xu Yunkun, General Manager of Kunming gourmet restaurant  徐云昆 昆明美食林餐厅 总经理

Gu Haibo, General Manager of Shenzhen Photoelectric Co., Ltd.,  谷海波 深圳市宁择信光电有限公司 总经理

Zou Jun, Hangzhou founding partner of the Kaimai Law Firm  邹峻 杭州凯麦律师事务所 创始合伙人
Ma Jianyi, Chairman of Italy Guarantee Co.  马建义 六盘水中意担保有限公司 董事长

This DVD is a PAL DVD and will most likely only play on computers, probably not on US DVD machines.

A group of entrepreneurs from various areas of China's business world explain about their personal testimony and business growth story. Because of their values, they inspire people to think about how to deal with work and wealth, encouraging others who are entrepreneurs.

 

A group of entrepreneurs from various areas of China's business world explain about their personal testimony and business growth story. Because of their values, they inspire people to think about how to deal with work and wealth, encouraging others who are entrepreneurs.

This set includes all 5 DVDs in the series, with a total of 20 different testimonies.

These DVDs are PAL DVDs and will most likely only play on computers, probably not on US DVD machines.

 

Stanford-graduate and successful career woman tries to balance family and career
Chinese-American wife's marital crisis caused twists and turns in life
Mother of a child with autism experiences joy and strength from the Lord   259 pp.

 

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Here is the definitive life story of the man who lived by prayer and faith alone, housing and feeding thousands of homeless children in England, advertising his financial needs to no one but God.

George Muller's life is a powerful answer to modern scepticism. His name has become a by-word for faith throughout the world. In the early 1830's he embarked upon an extraordinary adventure. Disturbed by the faithlessness of the Church in general, he longed to have something to point to as 'visible proof that our God and Father is the same faithful creator as he ever was'. Praying in every penny of the costs, he supervised the building of three large orphanages housing thousands of children. Under no circumstances would any individual ever be asked for money or materials. He was more successful than anyone could have believed possible and is as much an example to our generation, as he was to his.

We are happy to inform you of a very significant book that is now available in China. For the Love of China (Chinese title in English of the translation of the book Eric Liddell in the Heroes of Faith series) is a very inspiring account of a tremendous role model, Eric Liddell, a man who became a huge celebrity in Scotland as an Olympic gold medal winner, and then left all that to serve the Chinese people with a sacrificial love that can only be explained as from a higher source.  His story was also made into the Academy Award winning “Best Motion Picture” Chariots of Fire, though the film says almost nothing about his life in China.  For the Love of China  is hard to put down, and a great book to give or loan to people who may not otherwise show an interest in his values.  It is well suited also for young people who need role models of his stature. 
 If you would like to get any for your friends or relatives in China, please contact us for more information (888-999-7959, M-F).  Copies of the English version are available for just $1.25 each.

A very inspiring account of the life of famous Scottish Christian Olympian, Eric Liddell, who left his fame in the west to serve as a missionary in China. Liddell is the hero of the academy award winning film, Chariots of Fire.  The Chinese version (E1-10) has been published with official permission in China.

206 Pages.

Autobiography of Nicholas Vujicic, life without limits: inspiration for a ridiculously good life. 241 pp.

Being unstoppable is about believing and achieving. It’s about having faith in yourself, your talents and your purpose and, most of all, in God’s great love and His divine plan for your life.

Millions around the world recognize the smiling face and inspirational message of Nick Vujicic. Despite being born without arms or legs, Nick’s challenges have not kept him from enjoying great adventures, a fulfilling and meaningful career, and loving relationships. Nick has overcome trials and hardships by focusing on the promises that he was created for a unique and specific purpose, that his life has value and is a gift to others, and that no matter the despair and hard times in life, God is always present. Nick credits his success in life to the power that is unleashed when faith takes action.

But how does that happen? In Unstoppable Nick addresses adversity and difficult circumstances that many people face today, including:

· Personal crises
· Relationship issues
· Career and job challenges
· Health and disability concerns
· Self-destructive thoughts, emotions, and addictions
· Bullying, persecution, cruelty, and intolerance
· Balance in body, mind, heart, and spirit
· Service to others

Through stories from his own life and the experiences of many others, Nick explains how anyone wanting a “ridiculously good life” can respond to these issues and more to become unstoppable. What’s standing in your way? Are you ready to become unstoppable?

212 pp. A Step Further continues the autobiography of Joni. Here, we read more of her personal journey into suffering and what she’s discovered along the way. She not only catalogs her bouts with depression and discouragement, but highlights how God used circumstances, individuals, and events to shape her and reveal Himself to her. Joni’s warm and compassionate sharing of herself makes this a precious book.

 

194 pp. Learn from the author, the CTO of Intel, how you can turn your "business" into meaningful priorities that will change your life and impact all those around you.

Booklet 139 pp. Forty-five testimonies of famous men, such as the disciples of Jesus, early church fathers, leaders of the Reformation and mission organizations, and Chinese evangelists, John Song, Wang Zai and others.

126 pp. Tragedy strikes! How can one cope? Is there an answer to the "why" of the severe blows of life? Where can one turn to find strength and hope? Faced with not just one, but three major tragedies, Valetta felt the pain and asked the questions. Her experience will give you incredible inspiration and hope. English edition is signed by the author.

Presents the life stories of outstanding Chinese Christians who, as early modernizers, promoted China’s nation building and moral progress in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. These role models of believers who impacted society are largely unknown today, but they can inspire new generations of Chinese, both believers and unbelievers. New and exciting resource to awaken interest in Christianity among intellectuals.

Read this description from the author as written up by ChinaSource.org:

Stacey Bieler together with Carol Hamrin edited three volumes of Salt and Light: Lives of Faith that Shaped Modern China. Here she talks about how Salt and Light came to be and the impact it has had on her own life.

3 Questions

1. What is the Salt and Light series?

Salt and Light is a three-volume series of short biographies of Chinese Christians who lived between 1850-1990. Each volume focuses on 8-10 different people. The second volume has two chapters with second-generation stories: a man named Yan and his son, and the Xu family—parents and children.

Although we could have focused a volume on just educators, we chose not to because Chinese Christians were active in so many aspects of Chinese society. The biographies include a writer, a filmmaker, a businessman, a diplomat, YMCA and YWCA directors, a philosopher, cultural commentators, a judge, social activists, doctors, literacy and rural workers, an artist, and a general.

In writing the articles, we asked each author to not just tell the story of what the person was known for, but to include information about their families and how their Christian faith motivated their actions. Many were active in their professions, but also invested in helping to address societal problems, such as promoting literacy, protecting children, and fighting leprosy. These individuals were also active in local church life, some helping to establish local churches.

To read the rest of this article click here to see it on the China Source Website.

Dr. Carol Lee Hamrin/Stacey Bieler. Presents the life stories of outstanding Chinese Christians who, as early modernizers, promoted China’s nation building and moral progress in the late 19th and early 20tth centuries. These role models of believers who impacted society are largely unknown today, but they can inspire new generations of Chinese, both believers and unbelievers. New and exciting resource to awaken interest in Christianity among intellectuals. 240 Pages. English version

Read this description from the author as written up by ChinaSource.org:

Stacey Bieler together with Carol Hamrin edited three volumes of Salt and Light: Lives of Faith that Shaped Modern China. Here she talks about how Salt and Light came to be and the impact it has had on her own life.

3 Questions

1. What is the Salt and Light series?

Salt and Light is a three-volume series of short biographies of Chinese Christians who lived between 1850-1990. Each volume focuses on 8-10 different people. The second volume has two chapters with second-generation stories: a man named Yan and his son, and the Xu family—parents and children.

Although we could have focused a volume on just educators, we chose not to because Chinese Christians were active in so many aspects of Chinese society. The biographies include a writer, a filmmaker, a businessman, a diplomat, YMCA and YWCA directors, a philosopher, cultural commentators, a judge, social activists, doctors, literacy and rural workers, an artist, and a general.

In writing the articles, we asked each author to not just tell the story of what the person was known for, but to include information about their families and how their Christian faith motivated their actions. Many were active in their professions, but also invested in helping to address societal problems, such as promoting literacy, protecting children, and fighting leprosy. These individuals were also active in local church life, some helping to establish local churches.

To read the rest of this article click here to see it on the China Source Website.

Dr. Carol Lee Hamrin/Stacey Bieler. Presents the life stories of outstanding Chinese Christians who, as early modernizers, promoted China’s nation building and moral progress in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. These role models of believers who impacted society are largely unknown today, but they can inspire new generations of Chinese, both believers and unbelievers.  New and exciting resource to awaken interest in Christianity among intellectuals.  This Volume 2 in Chinese is a selection of biographies from Salt and Light book 2 and 3 in English. Chinese Simplified version.

 

Read this description from the author as written up by ChinaSource.org:

Stacey Bieler together with Carol Hamrin edited three volumes of Salt and Light: Lives of Faith that Shaped Modern China. Here she talks about how Salt and Light came to be and the impact it has had on her own life.

3 Questions

1. What is the Salt and Light series?

Salt and Light is a three-volume series of short biographies of Chinese Christians who lived between 1850-1990. Each volume focuses on 8-10 different people. The second volume has two chapters with second-generation stories: a man named Yan and his son, and the Xu family—parents and children.

Although we could have focused a volume on just educators, we chose not to because Chinese Christians were active in so many aspects of Chinese society. The biographies include a writer, a filmmaker, a businessman, a diplomat, YMCA and YWCA directors, a philosopher, cultural commentators, a judge, social activists, doctors, literacy and rural workers, an artist, and a general.

In writing the articles, we asked each author to not just tell the story of what the person was known for, but to include information about their families and how their Christian faith motivated their actions. Many were active in their professions, but also invested in helping to address societal problems, such as promoting literacy, protecting children, and fighting leprosy. These individuals were also active in local church life, some helping to establish local churches.

To read the rest of this article click here to see it on the China Source Website.

Dr. Carol Lee Hamrin/Stacey Bieler. Presents the life stories of outstanding Chinese Christians who, as early modernizers, promoted China’s nation building and moral progress in the late 19th and early 20tth centuries. These role models of believers who impacted society are largely unknown today, but they can inspire new generations of Chinese, both believers and unbelievers. New and exciting resource to awaken interest in Christianity among intellectuals. 240 Pages. English version

Read this description from the author as written up by ChinaSource.org:

Stacey Bieler together with Carol Hamrin edited three volumes of Salt and Light: Lives of Faith that Shaped Modern China. Here she talks about how Salt and Light came to be and the impact it has had on her own life.

3 Questions

1. What is the Salt and Light series?

Salt and Light is a three-volume series of short biographies of Chinese Christians who lived between 1850-1990. Each volume focuses on 8-10 different people. The second volume has two chapters with second-generation stories: a man named Yan and his son, and the Xu family—parents and children.

Although we could have focused a volume on just educators, we chose not to because Chinese Christians were active in so many aspects of Chinese society. The biographies include a writer, a filmmaker, a businessman, a diplomat, YMCA and YWCA directors, a philosopher, cultural commentators, a judge, social activists, doctors, literacy and rural workers, an artist, and a general.

In writing the articles, we asked each author to not just tell the story of what the person was known for, but to include information about their families and how their Christian faith motivated their actions. Many were active in their professions, but also invested in helping to address societal problems, such as promoting literacy, protecting children, and fighting leprosy. These individuals were also active in local church life, some helping to establish local churches.

To read the rest of this article click here to see it on the China Source Website.

Similar to Volume 1 and 2(see E1-35E & E1-36E), this third volume includes the life stories of influential Chinese who played a political or military role in the new Republic that emerged after 1911. Recovering this precious legacy of faith in action shows the deep roots of the revival of Christian faith in China today. Many of these figures in history are known to Chinese intellectuals, but without awareness of their Christian foundation.  261 Pages.

Read this description from the author as written up by ChinaSource.org:

Stacey Bieler together with Carol Hamrin edited three volumes of Salt and Light: Lives of Faith that Shaped Modern China. Here she talks about how Salt and Light came to be and the impact it has had on her own life.

3 Questions

1. What is the Salt and Light series?

Salt and Light is a three-volume series of short biographies of Chinese Christians who lived between 1850-1990. Each volume focuses on 8-10 different people. The second volume has two chapters with second-generation stories: a man named Yan and his son, and the Xu family—parents and children.

Although we could have focused a volume on just educators, we chose not to because Chinese Christians were active in so many aspects of Chinese society. The biographies include a writer, a filmmaker, a businessman, a diplomat, YMCA and YWCA directors, a philosopher, cultural commentators, a judge, social activists, doctors, literacy and rural workers, an artist, and a general.

In writing the articles, we asked each author to not just tell the story of what the person was known for, but to include information about their families and how their Christian faith motivated their actions. Many were active in their professions, but also invested in helping to address societal problems, such as promoting literacy, protecting children, and fighting leprosy. These individuals were also active in local church life, some helping to establish local churches.

To read the rest of this article click here to see it on the China Source Website.

by Timothy Qian - Autobiography of Timothy Qian as he shares his path to being used by God in ministry. 198 pp.

The author was educated by Maxim and atheism, he had been an important assistant to the governor of one province in China. At beginning of his contact with church and Bible he had many doubts. Finally he repent and accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord. The author writes clearly with deep insight, illustrating his life journey and his seek of faith and the answer he obtained.

Booklet 109 pp. This booklet includes eight biographies of important missionaries such as Robert Morrison, Hudson Taylor, Eric Liddell, Isobel Kuhn, Nelson Bell, William A. P. Martin, John Griffith, and David Adeney.

 

Booklet 76 pp. The personal testimonies of eight outstanding Chinese intellectuals.

 

Booklet 76 pp. The personal testimonies of eight outstanding Chinese intellectuals.

 

Booklet 62 pp. The author has since passed away. However, her six testimonies about her fight with cancer reveal her journey of faith during the last 10 years of her life. The author has passed away. However, her six testimonies on fight with cancer reveal her journey of faith in the last 10 years of her life.

 

Testimonies of nine Chinese scholars who accepted Christ during their visits abroad.

Testimonies of nine Chinese scholars who accepted Christ during their visits abroad.

64 pp. Testimony of Pastor Feng Bing Cheng, author of the popular evangelistic and apologetic book, Song of a Wanderer.

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Booklet 62 pp. The author has since passed away. However, her six testimonies about her fight with cancer reveal her journey of faith during the last 10 years of her life. The author has passed away. However, her six testimonies on fight with cancer reveal her journey of faith in the last 10 years of her life.

 

 

 

Though Harvard Univ. is generally hostile to the Christian worldview, God does work there.  Although varied in their background, the contributors of this book have one thing in common. They all encountered the only true God at Harvard, and built up their faith there. Their accounts challenge the post-modern worldview that prevails at places like Harvard.  A good choice for intellectuals who admire modern, secular academia.

 

260 pp. This is a sequel to Why I would not become a Christian. A sequel to Why I Would Not Become a Christian by Fan Xuede - 260 pages.

Testimony of astronaut Jim Irwin. (Photocopy from which further copies can be made).

This evangelistic book tells accounts of people trying to cross the Niagara Falls. He explains how these events relate to spiritual things

247 pp. Most Chinese churches stress a lot on mission strategies and methods of sharing gospel. We have neglected the essence and the true nature of the gospel. The author has deliberated the core doctrine of evangelical faith in this book. We would encourage all Christian workers to dig into this book. A collection of writings by well-known authors that have impacted the world. 

Table of Contents:

1. What is life? (Ravi Zacharias)
2. Are we rebellious by nature? (J.I. Packer)
3. Who is He? (Kevin J. Vanhoozer)
4. What is the price for sin? (Scott Hafemann)
5. Did Jesus really resurrect? (Thomas C. Oden)
6. What is different about being a Christian? (Ajith Fernando)
7. Do you rely on yourself to be a Christian? (Maxi Dunnam)
8. What hope do you have after death? (Joni Eareckson Tada)
9. Does the world need the Gospel of Jesus Christ? (Tite Tienou)
10. How can I share the Gospel with others? (Lee Strobel)
11. Blessings upon the family (Joseph M. Stowell)
12. God’s great Salvation Plan (Timothy George)

All 4 of her children enrolled in the university between 10 and 14 years old. (now adult)  They fully believe, historically and  scientifically, that  the Genesis records of the Bible are reliable.