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Area of Ministry:

China

Primary Works

	Campbell N. Moody [1866-1940], The Heathen Heart. An Account of the Reception of the Gospel Among the Chinese of Formosa. Edinburgh & London: Oliphant, Anderson & Ferrier, 1907. Hbk. pp.253. pdf [This material is in the Public Domain]
	Campbell N. Moody [1866-1940], The Saints of Formosa. Edinburgh: Oliphant, Anderson & Ferrier, 1912. pp.251.
	Campbell N. Moody [1866-1940], Love's Long Campaign. London, 1913.
	Campbell N. Moody [1866-1940], The Mind of the Early Converts. London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1920. pp.310.
	Campbell N. Moody [1866-1940], The Purpose of Jesus in the First Three Gospels.The Bruce lectures delivered in the United Free Church College, Glasgow, in 1929. London: Allen & Unwin, [1929]. pp.159.
	Campbell N. Moody [1866-1940], The King's Guests. A Strange Formosan Fellowship. London: H. R. Allenson, Ltd., 1932. pp.144.
	Campbell N. Moody [1866-1940], Christ For Us and In Us. London: Allen & Unwin, 1935. pp.96.
	Campbell N. Moody [1866-1940], A Sound of Abundance of Rain. London: The Foreign Missions Committee of the Presbyterian Church in England, 1936. Pbk. pp.40. pdf [This material is in the Public Domain]
	Campbell N. Moody [1866-1940], The Mountain Hut. A Tale of Formosa. London, 1937.
	Campbell N. Moody [1866-1940], The Childhood of the Church. London: George Allen & Unwin, 1938. pp.147.

Secondary Works

	Edward Band, Working His Purpose Out: The History of the English Prebtyerian Mission 1847-1949. 1948.
	H. Daniel Beeby, "Moody, Campbell Naismith," Gerald H. Anderson, ed., Biographical Dictionary of Christian Missions. Grand Rapids, MI: Cambridge, UK: Eerdmans, 1988. Pbk. ISBN: 0802846807. p.470.
	Kazue Mino, "Campbell N. Moody's Reflections on the Christian Mission," International Bulletin of Missionary Research 38.3 (July 1914): 135-138.