Further Reading
- Behind The Ranges : Fraser of Lisuland S.W. China by Mrs. Howard Taylor (Mary Geraldine Guinness).
- Mountain Rain by Eileen Fraser Crossman
- A Memoir of J. O. Fraser by Mrs. J. O. Fraser
- God Reigns In China by Leslie Lyall, Perspectives 1997 Ed.
- James Fraser and the King of the Lisu by Phyllis Thompson
- The prayer of faith by James O. Fraser & Mary Eleanor Allbutt
- In the Arena, Isobel Kuhn. OMF Books (1995)
- Stones of Fire, Isobel Kuhn. Shaw Books (1994)
- Ascent to the Tribes: Pioneering in North Thailand, Isobel Kuhn. OMF Books (2000)
- Precious Things of the Lasting Hills, Isobel Kuhn. OMF Books (1977)
- Second Mile People, Isobel Kuhn. Shaw Books (1999)
- Nests Above the Abyss, Isobel Kuhn. Moody Press (1964)
- The Dogs May Bark, but the Caravan Moves On, Gertrude Morse. College Press, (1998)
- J.O. Fraser and Church Growth among the Lisu of Southwest China. M.C.S. thesis: Regent College. (Microfiche from Theological Research Exchange Network.) Walter McConnell. (1987)
- Historical Bibliography of the China Inland Mission
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