Switzerland, Taiwan, the Philippines, and elsewhere. Many of his spoken messages were recorded, and a great number of audio messages and books remain available on https://www.austin-sparks.net. He was insistent that his writings and messages be reproduced word-for-word as originally spoken or written. His work at the Honor Oak Christian Fellowship and Conference Centre was international in scope. Many who trained under his ministry became missionaries and Christian teachers, as shown in the notes of the A Witness and a Testimony magazines and in testimonies given. This enabled him to work closely with several well-known Christian leaders in the UK and other countries, including Bakht Singh of India, Watchman Nee of China, Roger Forster of Forest Hill, Stephen Kaung of Richmond, Virginia and Lance Lambert of Jerusalem, Israel. Publications Mr Austin-Sparks self-published many of his books from the fellowship center in Honor Oak, London. The name for their publication ministry was Witness and Testimony Publishers. Theodore Austin-Sparks and the Witness and Testimony Publishers also published messages by other authors, many of whom were associated with Honor Oak or whom TAS knew personally. In particular, the first version of Watchman Nee's "The Normal Christian Life" was published chapter by chapter in the A Witness and A Testimony magazine. The Publishers later also published the series as a book. Some of Theodore Austin-Sparks books were also published by: Testimony Book Ministry USA (1948-1998) Three Brothers Books USA (1980-) Emmanuel Church USA (1980-) Seedsowers USA (1997-) Austin-Sparks Translated the following works; The Spiritual Man (1928) Translated in (1969) The Normal Christian Life (正常的基督徒生活) (1938/1939) Translated in (1957) The Breaking of the Outer Man and the Release of the Spirit (1950) Translated in (1961) Sit, Walk, Stand (坐行站) (1957) Translated in (1971) Let Us Pray (1942) Translated in (1949) God's Work (1940) Translated in (1967) Back to the Cross (1931) Translated in (1956) Grace for Grace (1949) Translated in (1968) Legacy Theodore Austin-Sparks died April 13, 1971. Mr Austin-Sparks deliberately made no provision for the continuing of his magazine or ministry following his death. A colleague of his, Harry Foster, wrote: "Mr. Austin-Sparks had left word that there should be no automatic continuation of the magazine ministry". Mr Austin-Sparks believed that what was from God and of God would be taken care of by Him, he wrote: "God only takes responsibility to supply and to carry on that which is essentially heavenly, and in the