Gladys Aylward by Gladys Aylward

Gladys Aylward by Gladys Aylward

A solitary woman. A foreign country. An unknown language. An impossible dream? No.

With no mission board to support or guide her, and less than ten dollars in her pocket, Gladys Aylward left her home in England to answer God's call to take the message of the gospel to China. With the Sino-Japanese War waging around her, she struggled to bring the basics of life and the fullness of God to orphaned children. Time after time, God triumphed over impossible situations, and drew people to Himself. The Little Woman tells the story of one woman's determination to serve God at any cost. With God all things are possible

A true story of a determined missionary, Gladys Aylward: The Little Woman will challenge you to bold and expectant faith.

GLADYS AYLWARD (1902-1970) is known as ü¾™¦ˆ¼The Little Womanü¾™¦ˆ¼ or ü¾™¦ˆ¼Virtuous Oneü¾™¦ˆ¼ who was a missionary to China for many years. At the beginning of her tenure, Gladys joined a seasoned missionary widow to run an inn where, in the evening, they would entertain their guests with stories from the Bible. Gladys also began taking children into her home, and soon she had an orphanage with about 100 children. She is author of her autobiography entitled Gladys Aylward: The Little Woman. The 1958 film Inn of the Sixth Happiness, is loosely based on events from her life. Gladys died in Taiwan at age 67 of pneumonia.