1796 — 1857
Pioneer evangelist, church planter, educator, publisher, scholar, translator, author, mentor, and acknowledged leader of missionaries in Shanghai.
Brave and bold sisters, martyred for their faith, who were pastoral and educational workers in Kucheng, Sichuan.
1838 — 1898
A scholar, an Episcopal minister, and an educator who served faithfully in Shanghai. He also contributed valuable literary work for the church in China.
1864 — 1915
Pioneer missionary among the Chinese and then the Miao and Nosu in Yunnan. Evangelist, pastor, educator, administrator, healer, translator of the New Testament into Miao using the “Pollard Script.”
1871 — 1941
美国圣公会传教士，在华宣教24载，先后在汉口、上海、无锡等地担任牧师、会长；无锡辅仁中学首任校长。后调往菲律宾担任教区主教。
---- — 1900
Gatekeeper, Preacher, Martyr
1836 — 1908
Pioneer Presbyterian missionary in Shandong province and founder of the first Christian college in China.
1932 — 2022
Diasporic Chinese pastor, Presbyterian Pastor in Malaya and Singapore, Educator, Missionary to China
1825 — 1895
The first ordained Presbyterian minister in China.
? — 1900
The honor of being both the first Chinese Evangelical believer and the first Chinese pastor in Guizhou fell to a former Confucian scholar named Chen Xiguang.
Pioneer missionary among tribal peoples, especially the Miao. Leader of CIM mission in Anshun.
