A History of Christian Missions in China |
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266 sionary urged that foreign staffs be not increased and that a date be fixed for the withdrawal of all alien workers.255 Leading Chinese Christians , however , were practically unanimous in declaring that they wished missionaries to ...
266 sionary urged that foreign staffs be not increased and that a date be fixed for the withdrawal of all alien workers.255 Leading Chinese Christians , however , were practically unanimous in declaring that they wished missionaries to ...
第 813 頁
by the attention drawn to Christianity . The agitation advertised the Church and its message . Several thousand government school students were in Bible classes , some of them drawn by curiosity aroused by the attack .
by the attention drawn to Christianity . The agitation advertised the Church and its message . Several thousand government school students were in Bible classes , some of them drawn by curiosity aroused by the attack .
第 906 頁
Chinese Christian Union , 677 , 679 , 799 , 812 . Chinese Eastern Railway , 489 . Chinese Educational Mission , 476 . Chinese Evangelization Society , 259 , 378 , 383 . Chinese Home Missionary Society , 807 .
Chinese Christian Union , 677 , 679 , 799 , 812 . Chinese Eastern Railway , 489 . Chinese Educational Mission , 476 . Chinese Evangelization Society , 259 , 378 , 383 . Chinese Home Missionary Society , 807 .
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