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Amy Wilkinson (1868-1949) and George Wilkinson (1865-1951)

1868 — 1949

Amy was a pioneer educator of the blind in China. George was a medical missionary who founded the Foochow (Fuzhou) Mission Hospital.

Roland Allen

1868 — 1947

Anglican missionary to China; writer; critic of Western missions; proponent of a new way to “do” church and missions.

Victoria Mannett

1882 — 1958

Prominent female missionary educator.

Meng Che Hsien

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.

Mary Ann Aldersey

1797 — 1868

Independent missionary educator

William Christie

1870 — 1955

Pioneer Missionary to Tibetans

Li Zizeng

???? — ???? 19th Century

First believer in the town of Taikang. Instrumental in leading others to Christ.

Chan Sui-Cheung

1859 — ????

"A Fisher of Men"

Zhang Jiakun

1913 — 1993

Writer, editor, martyr

William Jones Boone

1811 — 1864

The first Episcopalian missionary bishop of China and Japan, and the first bishop of China outside the Roman tradition.

Li Te Kwei

???? — 1900

One of the Boxer martyrs.

Xu Shengyan

1865 — 1948

A famous pastor in southern Fujian during the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, he served as pastor of Jinjing Church of the Church of Christ in China for more than 50 years. He founded Jinjing Yuying School and Minnan Bible College and served as the dean. He served as the president of Xiamen Holy Way University, the president of the Quanzhou District Church of the Church of China, and the Minnan General Conference. He served as president and vice president of the National General Conference of the China Christian Council.