Stephen Hislop [Microform] Pioneer Missionary

This book is a biography of Stephen Hislop, a Scottish missionary who dedicated his life to evangelizing the people of India in the mid-19th century. It tells the story of his spiritual calling, his cultural adaptation, and his innovative approaches to ministry, such as building schools, hospitals, and libraries to serve the local communities. The author draws from Hislop's own writings and correspondence, as well as from other sources, to provide a vivid and inspiring portrait of a man of faith and action.

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