Seeking and Saving

by H.A. Baker

A young tribesman from the mountains of Yunnan Province, China, was brought to the Adullum mission. This young man, untalented, uneducated, just out of heathenism, received the Holy Spirit and then returned home to his own people. An outpouring of the Holy Spirit immediately followed in his village. The Pentecostal fire spread over mountain and valley. Through outpourings of the Holy Spirit attended by revelations and prophecy, settlement after settlement was stirred and a great turning to God followed. The accounts of evangelism, Bible study periods, conversions, robber attacks and the valley of death are vivid pictures of early pioneer missionary work.H A Baker continues the story in this sequel to God in Ka Do Land. Written as a long letter to friends, he shares what God did with aboriginal mountain people deep in China.

245 pages, Paperback

Published February 1, 2019

About the author

Harold Armstrong Baker (1881–1971), known as H.A. Baker, was an American author and Pentecostal missionary to Tibet from 1911 to 1919, to China from 1919 to 1950, when forced to leave the mainland, and then in Taiwan from 1955 until his death in 1971.

With his wife and co-worker Josephine, Pastor Baker began the Adullam Rescue Mission for street children in Yunnan Province, China. The children in the home, mostly boys aged from six to eighteen, began to have spiritual experiences, claiming to have seen Heaven through a series of visions. These visions were recounted in Baker's book Visions Beyond the Veil.

He was also the author of Heaven and the Angels, Plains of Glory and Gloom, The Three Worlds, Tribulation to Glory, Through Tribulation, Visions Beyond The Veil, and other books. His little known last book, written at the end of his life, was called "My Goodbye Book".