James Hunter

James H. Hunter was a Scottish-born Canadian Christian journalist, novelist, and biographer who emigrated to Canada in 1913 and began his career in Peterborough, Ontario. He served as editor of the Evangelical Christian magazine in Toronto and wrote popular Christian adventure novels, with his 1951 novel Thine is the Kingdom winning first prize in an international fiction contest and being named 'author of the quarter century' by Zondervan in 1956.[1]