1900 — 1991
Outspoken fundamentalist, independent evangelist, and a martyr for the faith in the church of China.
1860 — 1938
One of the "Cambridge Seven." Missionary in China and promoter of Pentecostal missions.
1916 — 1989
The "Cedar of Lebanon"
???? — 1900
CIM worker martyred during the Boxer Uprising
1880s — ????
Volunteer Bible woman and evangelist with the China Inland Mission
Missionary martyrs of the Boxer Uprising
1812 — 1884
Printer, editor, writer, scholar, and diplomat. “Founder of American Sinology” (Guan 114)
1852 — 1929
Faithful pastor of the church in Hangzhou. Later called "The apostle of the Zhejiang Church."
1868 — 1949
Amy was a pioneer educator of the blind in China. George was a medical missionary who founded the Foochow (Fuzhou) Mission Hospital.
1868 — 1947
Anglican missionary to China; writer; critic of Western missions; proponent of a new way to “do” church and missions.
1882 — 1958
Prominent female missionary educator.
1860 — 1900
An energetic and compassionate pastor for fourteen years both in the city and the countryside, he was martyred for his faith during the Boxer Rebellion.
