John G. Paton, Missionary to the New Hebrides

An Autobiography

English · 1889 · 8h 19m · Biography & Autobiography, Christianity - Biographies, Memoirs

Despite the trouble and dangers John G. Paton had faced on the island of Tanna (as recounted in the first part of his autobiography), his trust in God's working enabled him to continue on in his missionary work. From traveling through the Australian outback to raise funds for a mission ship to sharing the gospel on the island of Aniwa, Paton brings us along through the joys and difficulties of his work. While much has changed in our world since Paton's time, his life is a challenge to us to work for what matters in eternity and an encouragement to trust in God, who never changes and who will be just as faithful to us as He was to Paton. (Summary by AletheiaCharis)

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Introductory Note and Preface	3:48
The Floating of the Dayspring (Part 1)	29:50
The Floating of the Dayspring (Part 2)	26:31
Among the Aborigines	31:32
To Scotland and Back	32:55
Concerning Friends and Foes	27:30
Settlement on Aniwa	30:34
Face to Face with Heathenism (Part 1)	32:34
Face to Face with Heathenism (Part 2)	30:29
The Light That Shineth More and More (Part 1)	27:41
The Light That Shineth More and More (Part 2)	24:56
Pen Portraits of Aniwans (Part 1)	27:39
Pen Portraits of Aniwans (Part 2)	25:16
Letters from Aniwa (Part 1)	46:03
Letters from Aniwa (Part 2)	53:26
Last Visit to Britain (Part 1)	26:31
Last Visit to Britain (Part 2)	22:11