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The Convention of Peking in opened up the entire country to travel by foreigners and provided for freedom of religion in China. Protestant missionary activity increased quickly after this treaty and within two decades missionaries were present in nearly every major city and province of China.Missionary activity ( · Missionary life in China · Women missionaries.
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- Protestant missions in China
- Editor's letter: The race marked out for us
- China Emerging as a Mission Sending Country
- CHINA INLAND MISSION, Parts 1 and 2
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Protestant missions in China
Ambassador to China. Lacy Irvine Moffett, D. Worth, Wilmington, North Carolina, , pg. They are now in the possession of the author. The original journal was transcribed by Professor Lawrence C.
Editor's letter: The race marked out for us
Kessler and a copy made available to the author. Professor Kessler has written an article expanding on the subject of itinerating: Kessler, Lawrence D. Skip to main content. Services Collections History Online. March 31, Guest Blogger. Mission History , China. Lacy Moffett with a group of Chinese ministers, n. A Brief History of Presbyterian Missions in China Christian missionaries to China and elsewhere served in the belief that every soul could be saved, that every individual deserved an opportunity to develop his or her God-given capacities.
Missionaries in Kiangyin Jiangyin , Lacy is far right. Kate is in the middle, seated.
The Moffetts and other station children at Christmas time, Jiangyin, Kate is in front. Carrie Lena Moffett, Lacy's sister, is in back. The Jiangyin mission station included a hospital, a training school for nurses, separate high schools for girls and boys, a Bible school for women, and a school for needy children. Lacy continued to do most of his work in the small villages surrounding Jiangyin. Following is a partial journal entry from February describing a typical trip to the countryside: [9].
Photo showing American flag painted on the roofs of mission buildings, circa Japanese propaganda poster showing their victory in Kiangyin, Interior of the Jiangyin church, n.
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