To the Golden Shore

In 1812, Ann and Adoniram Judson embarked from North America as pioneering missionaries, their journey to Burma forever altering the landscape of Christian world missions. This biography, drawing on personal letters and church records, explores Adoniram Judson's early life, his internal conflict between worldly ambition and a divine calling, and the immense hardships he faced on the 'golden shore.' Despite imprisonment and personal tragedy, Judson remained steadfast in his mission to spread the Christian faith and translate the Bible into Burmese.