Works
- By Searching: My Journey Through Doubt into Faith (Autobiography. Pt. 1.), Moody Press (August 8, 1959) ISBN 0-8024-0053-1
- In the Arena: An Autobiography. Pt. 2., China Inland Mission/OMF Books (1962) ISBN 9971-972-68-9
- Green Leaf in Drought - Time, Moody Press (1957) ISBN 9971-972-73-5 (The story of Arthur & Wilda Matthews, the last CIM missionaries to leave China.)
- Stones of Fire, China Inland Mission (1951) ISBN 9971-972-76-X
- Ascent to the Tribes: Pioneering in North Thailand, Moody Press (1956) ISBN 0-85363-136-0
- Precious Things of the Lasting Hills, China Inland Mission (1963) ISBN 0-85363-044-5
- Children of the Hills, OMF International (1999) (Formerly called, Precious Things....)
- Second-Mile People, OMF Books (December 1982)
- Nests Above the Abyss, Moody Press (1964)
- Whom God Has Joined, Moody Press (1958) ISBN 1-929122-11-X
Some later editions of Kuhn's works have been edited and revised by others.
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