A History of Christian Missions in China |
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Several , among them one of the pioneers of the Shantung mission , Crawford , came to feel that a new organization of missions was needed , an organization which on the one hand would more quickly promote the self - support and ...
Several , among them one of the pioneers of the Shantung mission , Crawford , came to feel that a new organization of missions was needed , an organization which on the one hand would more quickly promote the self - support and ...
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The first Associations in China were organized in 1885 in the Anglo - Chinese College at Foochow , an institution ... all of them still among students , increased from five to twenty - seven , and a national organization was formed .
The first Associations in China were organized in 1885 in the Anglo - Chinese College at Foochow , an institution ... all of them still among students , increased from five to twenty - seven , and a national organization was formed .
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The Chinese Christian Union of Shanghai , a purely indigenous organization which in its palmy days had eighteen hundred members in China , Hongkong , Japan , and San Francisco , in 1905 dispatched a missionary , its first , into the ...
The Chinese Christian Union of Shanghai , a purely indigenous organization which in its palmy days had eighteen hundred members in China , Hongkong , Japan , and San Francisco , in 1905 dispatched a missionary , its first , into the ...
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