An Heroic Bishop

?#128;œAn Heroic Bishop: The Life-story of French of Lahore?#128; recounts the remarkable life and missionary work of Henry French, the first Bishop of Lahore. Written by Eugene Stock, this biography explores French?#128;(TM)s unwavering dedication to spreading Christianity in India during the late 19th century.

The book details French?#128;(TM)s early life, his education at Oxford, and his calling to missionary service. It follows his journey to India, where he established schools and churches, and tirelessly worked to translate the Bible into local languages. French's commitment to his faith and his profound impact on the religious landscape of India are vividly portrayed.

This biography offers a compelling portrait of a man driven by his convictions, whose legacy continues to inspire. ?#128;œAn Heroic Bishop?#128; is a valuable resource for those interested in missionary history, religious biography, and the history of Christianity in India.

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