1901 — 1956
Elder at Shanghai Christian Assembly (or Meeting Hall); Watchman Nee’s closest co-worker; ophthalmologist; martyr.
1852 — 1932
Chinese pastor and founder of the Chinese Jesus Independent Church.
1882 — 1936
Prominent Chinese Protestant leader of the Republican period, as head of the YMCA for twenty years.
1873 — 1931
Famous twentieth century female Chinese evangelist, revivalist and Bible teacher.
1920 — 2010
Student ministry leader, church planter, pastor, and seminary founder.
— 1954
Giant of Shanghai industrial and commercial enterprises, first half of the twentieth century.
1914 — 2005
Chinese house church leader who suffered long imprisonment for refusing to join the Three-Self Patriotic Movement and who led a large congregation after being released from prison.
1890 — 1958
Second Vatican representative to China.
1893 — 1978
Prominent Chinese Christian educator who embraced Chinese ideals and Christian education.
1826 — 1895
Chinese evangelist, translator, businessman, and educator.
Church leader, rural educator, and professor of New Testament.
1876 — 1951
One of the most influential private educators in China; Prominent Protestant laymen.
