Borneo Evangelical Mission

Borneo Evangelical Mission was a Protestant Evangelical Christian missionary society that worked among the people of Borneo, Malaysia. It was founded in October 1928 by three Australian missionaries, Hudson Southwell, Frank Davidson and Carey Tolley. In 1975 the BEM merged with Overseas Missionary Fellowship (formerly the China Inland Mission).

Bibliography

* Bray, Jenny, "Longhouse of faith", Borneo Evangelical Mission, 1971.
* Bray, Jenny, "Longhouse of fear", Borneo Evangelical Mission.
* Cole, R Alan. "Emerging pattern. CIM work in the Diocese of Singapore and Malaya, London", China Inland Mission / Overseas Missionary Fellowship, 1961, 48pp.
* Day, Phyllis. "Sold twice. the story of a girl in West Malaysia". Original story by Norah Rowe; illustrations by Nancy Harding, OMF, London, 1968, 31pp. Paper. True story of the conversion of a girl sold as an infant and later bought back by her mother.
* Hunt, Gillian. "All the pieces fit", OMF, Singapore, 1987, pp.28-157.
* Lees, Shirley. "Drunk before dawn", OMF, 1979. Story of the Borneo Evangelical Mission now part of the Overseas Missionary Fellowship. ISBN 085363128X
* Lees, Shirley P. "Jungle Fire", Oliphants, 1964, 94pp. Spread of Christianity among Borneo tribal groups in the 1950s.
* Lees, Shirley and Bill. "Is it sacrifice?" OMF/IVP/STL, 1987, 192pp. Experiences with the Tagal people in Sabah and other work of the BEM/OMF in East Malaysia. ISBN 9971972530
* Nightingale, Ken. "One way through the jungle", OMF/BEM, 1970.
* Newton, Brian William. "A new dawn over Sarawak: the church and its mission in Sarawak, East Malaysia", MA thesis, Fuller Theological Seminary, 1988, 198pp.
* Peterson, Robert. "Roaring Lion. Spiritism in Borneo challenged by the power of Christ", Overseas Missionary Fellowship, 1968, 1970.
* Rusha, Gladys. "Truth to tell in Borneo", 1969, Oliphants.