Norman Howard Cliff
Norman Howard Cliff (1925–2007) was a British
Protestant author who wrote about Christianity and the history of Protestant missions in China
.
Biography
Cliff was born in 1925 in
paratroopers.[1]
Cliff later went on to pursue a B.A. from the
Buckingham University in 1995, writing a thesis on the history of Protestant missions in Shandong Province.[3]
Works authored
- Prisoners of the Samurai: Japanese Civilian Camps, 1941-1945
- Fierce the Conflict (2001)
- White Cliffs of Hangzhou
- Life and Theology of Watchman Nee : Including a Study of the Little Flock
- A Heart for China: The Gripping Story of Benjamin Broomhall
- A Flame of Sacred Love
- Courtyard of the Happy Way
References
- ^ a b Horne, Estelle Cliffe. "The Life and Testimony of Norman Howard Cliff, 1925-2007". Weihsien. Archived from the original on 22 August 2016. Retrieved 7 February 2018.
- ^ Cliff, Norman Howard (1983). The Life and Theology of Watchman Nee, Including a Study of the Little Flock Movement Which he Founded (MPhil thesis). Open University.
- ProQuest 304301557.
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