John G. Paton: Later Years and Farewell is a heartfelt continuation of the life story of John G. Paton, the renowned Scottish missionary to the New Hebrides (modern-day Vanuatu). Co-authored by A. K. Langridge and Frank Hume Lyall Patton, this sequel builds upon Paton's earlier autobiography, focusing on the final chapter of his extraordinary life of service, faith, and dedication to the mission field. The book provides an in-depth look at Paton's later missionary efforts, documenting his relentless advocacy for the people of the New Hebrides and his tireless work to secure support from churches and governments. Despite advancing age, Paton continued to travel extensively, sharing his experiences, raising funds, and inspiring others to join the cause of spreading the Gospel. Langridge and Patton offer a vivid portrait of a man whose faith and passion for mission work remained undiminished, even in his twilight years. Alongside Paton's public ministry, the book reflects on his personal joys and struggles, including the challenges of health, family, and the complexities of working across cultural divides. The narrative celebrates the lasting impact of Paton's mission, highlighting the transformation of the New Hebrides communities from hostility toward Christianity to embracing the faith. The authors provide a fitting farewell, capturing the legacy of Paton's lifelong commitment to his calling and the profound influence he left on both the island communities and the global missionary movement. John G. Paton: Later Years and Farewell is not only a tribute to a remarkable life but also an inspiring reminder of the power of faith, perseverance, and service. For readers of Christian biography, missionary history, or those following the life of John G. Paton, this book offers a moving and enriching conclusion to the story of one of the 19th century's most influential missionaries.