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The author recounts his call to missionary service and a sequence of experiences in inland China, including voyages with the Lammermuir party and settlement at Ningpo. He emphasizes answered prayer and providential guidance that shaped decisions, narrates early evangelistic labors and practical hardships, and traces the formation and organizational growth of the China Inland Mission. Personal anecdotes alternate with descriptions of travel, training homes, local Christian communities, and the mission's stations, while maps and illustrations accompany reflections on faith, perseverance, and methods of outreach.
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