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Worldwide
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Missionary
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| Charles Thomas (C.T.) Studd |
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C.T. Studd (1860-1931) was an English
missionary who faithfully served His Saviour in China, India, and Africa.
His motto was: "If Jesus Christ is God and died for me, then no sacrifice can be too
great for me to make for Him." |
Charles Thomas (C.T.) Studd.
Short biography.
Conversion of Charles T. Studd:
A Famous Cambridge Cricketer.
Echoes from Glory. Selective
sayings/portrait of Studd.
see also The
Cambridge Seven
Writings:
The Chocolate Soldier, or Heroism
- The Lost Chord of Christianity
Personal Testimony of C.T. Studd
Recommended book:
C.
T. Studd - Cricketer & Pioneer
by Norman P. Grubb. Fort Washington, PA: Christian
Literature Crusade, 1985. 241 pgs. ISBN: 0875082025. First
published in 1933.
See more Christian biographies.
 Mrs.
Priscilla ("Scilla") Studd was born Priscilla
Livingstone Stewart in Lisburn, near Belfast, Ireland. She
met C.T. in China where she had gone as a missionary. They
were married in 1888 and had four daughters (Grace, Dorothy,
Edith, Pauline). Two sons died in infancy. They spent most
of the last 16 years of their married life apart with C.T. in
Africa and she in England where she labored with the newly formed
mission (Worldwide Evangelization Crusade). She died in 1929.
Shown in a 1921 photograph.
George
B. Studd: The personal testimony of G.B. Studd given at
Shanghai, China in May, 1887, before traveling with his brother,
C.T. Studd, to Shan-Si to see the work there. |
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