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Nanjing is the capital of China's Jiangsu Province and a city with a prominent place in Chinese history and culture. Nanjing has served as the capital of China during several historical periods, and is listed as one of the Four Great Ancient Capitals of China.

Miner Searle Bates

1897 ~ 1978

American missionary in China and missiologist.

Affiliation: United Christian Missionary Society

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A devout Christian and one of the first women admitted into a national university in China.

George Ashmore Fitch

1883 ~ 1979

YMCA worker in China.

Affiliation: Young Men's Christian Association  |  Other Locales:

Pauline G. Hamilton

1915 ~ 1988

Known to many as “Dr. P” in English and “Grandma Han” in Chinese, she won the hearts of thousands during her faith-filled ministry to delinquent boys, students, and many others in Mainland China and Taiwan.

Affiliation: China Inland Mission  |  Other Locales:

Lydia Brown Hipps

1890 ~ 1925

American missionary who served at Ginling (Jinling) College as the head of the Music Department (1917-21); Acting Dean of Women and head of the Music Department of Shanghai College (1921-25).

Affiliation: Jinling College  |  Other Locales:

Hong Xiuquan

1814 ~ 1864

Chinese revolutionary leader and "Heavenly King" of the Taiping Rebellion.

Affiliation: Taiping Tianguo  |  Other Locales:

Luo Wenzao

1611 ~ 1691

First Chinese Catholic priest and bishop.

Affiliation: Dominican Order

John Gillespie Magee

1884 ~ 1953

Missionary in China who captured film documentation of the Nanking Massacre.

Affiliation: American Protestant Episcopal Mission

Wilson Plumer Mills

1883 ~ 1959

Recipient of the Order of the Green Jade in recognition of his work in Nanking during World War II.

Affiliation: American Presbyterian Mission

Francis Wilson Price

1895 ~ 1974

Presbyterian missionary in China who established the Rural Training Center and served as China's advocate in America during World War II.

Affiliations: American Presbyterian Mission , Nanjing Union Theological Seminary

Karl Ludvig Reichelt

1877 ~ 1952

Norwegian Lutheran missionary to China, scholar of Chinese religion, and founder of Christian Mission to Buddhists.

Affiliation: Christian Mission to Buddhists  |  Other Locales:

Issachar Jacox Roberts

1802 ~ 1871

Baptist missionary in China and supporter of the Taiping Rebellion.

Affiliation: American Southern Baptist Mission  |  Other Locales:

John Leighton Stuart

1876 ~ 1962

Missionary educator, first president of Yenching University and American ambassador to the Republic of China.

Affiliation: Yenching University  |  Other Locales:

Matilda Calder Thurston

1875 ~ 1958

Missionary, teacher, and founder of Ginling College, China.

Affiliation: American Presbyterian Mission  |  Other Locales:

Minnie Vautrin

1886 ~ 1941

American missionary who heroically saved the lives of many women at the Ginling Girls College during the Nanjing Massacre.

Affiliation: United Christian Missionary Society

John Elias Williams

1871 ~ 1927

Presbyterian missionary devoted to higher education who contributed to the development of the University of Nanking.

Affiliation: American Presbyterian Mission

Robert Orr Wilson

1906 ~ 1967

Medical missionary in China during the Japanese occupation of Nanjing.

Affiliation: University of Nanjing Hospital

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