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James Gilmour of Mongolia—His Diaries Letters and Reports James Gilmour of Mongolia—His Diaries Letters and Reports

James Gilmour of Mongolia—His Diaries Letters and Reports

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  • Introduction and Preview (2:15)
  • Original Preface from 1895 (2:03)
  • 1 - Early Years and Education (56:44)
  • 2 - Beginning Work (15:10)
  • 3 - Mongolian Apprenticeship (1:03)
  • 4 - The First Campaign in Mongolia (19:05)
  • 5 - Marriage (14:16)
  • 6 - In Frequent Journeys, In Dangers of Rivers (57:33)
  • 7 - Speaking Tour in Britain (21:05)
  • 8 - Sunshine and Shadow (36:04)
  • 9 - A Change of Field (1:41)
  • 10 - Personal Traits in Letters to Family and Friends (54:02)
  • 11 - Closing Labors (1:25)
  • 12 - The Last Days (28:12)
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9h 17m
1895
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James Gilmour’s remarkable account is a window into the life of a pioneering missionary whose diary, letters, and reports chronicle an extraordinary journey from the familiar streets of Glasgow to the vast, uncharted steppes of Mongolia. In this compelling narrative, Gilmour details his early years, rigorous education, and the selfless determination that led him to leave behind all comforts in the pursuit of spreading his faith. His personal records reveal not only the hardships and perils of life in a distant, often unforgiving land but also the steadfast courage and profound spirituality that defined his every step.

A man of deep devotion and unyielding resolve, Gilmour’s writings further illuminate his transformation through the trials of learning a new language and embracing a culture so radically different from his own. His detailed observations of the Mongol way of life—marked by both sublime beauty and daunting challenges—offer a rare glimpse into the heart of a people and the spiritual fervor that united them under the banner of the Gospel. Through intimate letters and candid diary entries, he shares moments of divine inspiration and personal sacrifice that continue to resonate with believers, inviting readers to witness a life dedicated entirely to the service of the Master.