“With GOD all things are possible, and no conviction ever takes place save by the almighty power of the HOLY GHOST. The great need, therefore, of every Christian worker is to know GOD.”

(J. Hudson Taylor. A Retrospect. Philadelphia: China Inland Mission, n.d., 35).

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