Isobel Kuhn

Isobel Kuhn (1901–1957) was a missionary and author whose work primarily focused on her experiences among the Lisu people along the China-Burma border and in northern Thailand. Her writings, such as "In the Arena" and "By Searching," vividly depict her spiritual journey and missionary endeavors. "By Searching" recounts her early life, including her departure from her Christian upbringing, her agnostic phase, and her eventual return to faith after encountering divine guidance.

Kuhn's works are characterized by their personal and engaging narratives, often exploring themes of faith, perseverance, and divine providence amidst challenges. After attending Moody Bible Institute, she dedicated her life to missionary work, documenting her experiences with the Lisu people and the transformative power of faith. Her writings remain influential for their heartfelt storytelling and testimonies of spiritual renewal.
Non-Fiction Books
# Title Year
1 Nests Above the Abyss 1947
2 Stones of Fire 1951
3 Ascent to the Tribes 1956
4 By Searching 1957
5 Green Leaf in Drought 1957
6 In The Arena 1958
7 Precious Things of the Lasting Hills 1963
8 Second Mile People 1982
9 Children of the hills 1999