John Oswald Sanders

John Oswald Sanders

Dr. John Oswald Sanders (17 Oct, 1902--24 Oct, 1992) was a general director of Overseas Missionary Fellowship in the 50's and 60's while it was still China Inland Mission and authored more than forty books on the Christian life. He became an elder statesman and world-wide conference speaker from his retirement at 65 until his death at 90.

Sanders left a promising law practice in his native New Zealand to serve as an instructor and administrator at the Bible College of New Zealand.

He later became general director of the China Inland Mission (now the Overseas Missionary Fellowship), and was instrumental in beginning many new missions projects throughout East Asia.

Works

* Days on the Life of Christ
* A Sufficient Grace
* Bible Men of Faith
* Christ Indwelling and Enthroned
* Cielo
* Divine Art of Soul-Winning
* Dynamic Spiritual Leadership
* Earthen Vessels
* Effective Evangelism
* Enjoying Intimacy With God
* Enjoying Your Best Years
* Every Life Is A Plan Of God
* Facing Loneliness
* For Believers Only
* Heaven Better By Far
* Heresies and Cults
* Holy Spirit and His Gifts
* Incomparable Christ: Person and Work of Jesus Christ
* Joy of Following Jesus
* Just the Same Today
* One Hundred and Five Days with John
* Prayer Power Unlimited
* Problems of Christian Discipleship
* Satan Is No Myth
* Shoe-Leather Commitment: Guidelines for Disciples
* Spiritual Clinic
* Spiritual Discipleship: Principles of Following Christ for Every Believer
* Spiritual Leadership
* Spiritual Maturity
* Spiritual Problems
* This I Remember (autobiography)
* What of the Unevangelized? and Effective Evangelism: What Happens to Those Who Have Never Heard the Gospel
* World Prayer: Powerful Insights from Four of the World's Great Men of Prayer
* Your Best Years

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years=1954-1969


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