Paul Hattaway Libros

The first account in a single volume of the many efforts to reach the people of Tibet with the gospel.

The lives and deaths of over 1000 individuals, Protestant and Catholic, martyred in China 700-2004 AD.

Account of the rise of the Christian faith in Guizhou province over the course of the last 150 years.

This astonishing biography has sold more than 750,000 copies in English since 2002 and has been translated into over 30 languages.

Set against the backdrop of modern Chinese history, this narrative delves into a significant and extraordinary event that shaped the nation's path. Through vivid storytelling, it explores the key figures involved and the broader social and political implications of the incident, offering readers an insightful glimpse into the complexities of China’s past. The book captures the emotional and historical weight of the moment, making it a compelling read for those interested in understanding the intricacies of Chinese history.

The narrative centers on a shocking event where over four hundred church buildings were demolished within a brief six-week span in late 2023. This destruction raises profound questions about faith, community, and the societal implications of such actions. The book delves into the reasons behind this unprecedented wave of demolitions and explores the emotional and cultural impact on the affected communities, highlighting themes of loss, resilience, and the struggle to maintain one's beliefs in the face of adversity.

The book offers a comprehensive overview of Christian activity in Tibet, tracing its historical developments and interactions within the region. It explores the various missions, cultural exchanges, and the impact of Christianity on Tibetan society over time, providing valuable insights into a lesser-known aspect of religious history.

The book delves into the remarkable growth of Christianity in China, exploring the factors behind this unprecedented revival. Drawing from three decades of experience and interviews with church leaders, Paul Hattaway reveals the dynamics of faith and resilience that contributed to this spiritual awakening. It offers a unique perspective on the ways in which the living God has influenced the largest revival in Christian history, providing both historical context and personal testimonies.

The narrative explores Guizhou, a province rich in diversity with over 80 distinct tribes among its 35 million inhabitants. While some of these tribes have embraced faith, others remain unaware of the Savior's message. The book highlights the spiritual landscape of the region, emphasizing the ongoing journey of evangelism and the cultural richness of its communities.

Set in northeast India, this narrative explores the remarkable revival of the Naga people, highlighting their cultural and spiritual transformation. It delves into the historical context, challenges faced, and the resilience of the community as they navigate change. Through personal stories and collective experiences, the book showcases the profound impact of revival on identity and faith, offering insights into the rich heritage and contemporary struggles of the Nagas.