1890 — 1984
Became a pioneering Christian evangelist in China, helped develop the first Chinese phonetic Bible, and established the missionary movement "Ambassadors for Christ"
1913 — 2005
Missionary, Evangelist, Pastor, Disciple Maker
1852 — 1929
"The Apostle of the Zhejiang Church"
1823 — 1890
First pastor of the Shanghai Chinese Baptist Church, poet, musician, saint.
1876 — 1962
New Testament scholar, theological educator, president of Yenching College, U.S. Ambassador to China.
1898 — 1974
Under the auspices of the London Missionary Society (LMS), Eva Dykes Spicer taught at Ginling College, a Christian women’s college in Nanjing, from 1923 to 1951.
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.
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.”
