1901 — 1944
Chinese revivalist, evangelist, and author
1845 — 1915
Baptist Missionary who impacted the late Qing Dynasty.
1866 — 1939
42 years as a pioneer missionary of the Christian & Missionary Alliance.
1870 — 1952
Founded schools for women and children with disabilities during 48 years of service.
1853 — 1912
Medical doctor, church planter, itinerant evangelist, seminary professor, translator, writer and publisher, and supporter of numerous mercy ministries. Said to have been the longest-serving Southern Baptist missionary in China.
1831 — 1906
First translator of the Old Testament into Mandarin and Easy Wenli, elected Bishop of China for the Anglican church.
1902 — 1992
International Bible teacher, conference speaker, revival preacher. Bible college president. Prolific author. General Director of Overseas Missionary Fellowship (formerly known as China Inland Mission) in the 1950s and 1960s. He became an elder statesman and worldwide conference speaker from his retirement until his death.
1833 — 1910
The wife and indispensable partner of John Nevius; author of books in English and Chinese; music teacher.
1829 — 1893
Evangelist. Author. Trainer of Chinese Christians leaders.
1842 — 1874
Pioneer missionary of the China Inland Mission, assistant to J. Hudson Taylor and beloved support of the Taylor family. Served in China and London.
1832 — 1905
Founder and director of the China Inland Mission. Served in China, Europe, and Australia.
1898 — 1973
The first Chinese bishop of the Fujian Diocese of the Episcopal Church.