Church in China

Church in China

The Church in China is the name by which Anglican Missions under the jurisdiction of the Church of England[1] were called between 1849 and 1949. They included

  • Shensi
  • Chekiang
  • China, North
  • Szechwan
  • Shantung
  • Fukien
  • Honan
  • Kwangsi and Hunan

Notes

  1. ^ Crockford's Clerical Directory 1948 OUP pp2000-2003
v · d · eProtestant missions to China
Background
Christianity · Protestantism · Chinese history · Missions timeline · Christianity in China · Nestorians · Catholics · Jesuits · Protestants
 Robert Morrison 1782–1834
People
Robert Morrison · Hunter Corbett · Gladys Aylward · Pearl Buck · Thomas Cochrane, 1866-1953 · Jonathan Goforth · Karl Gützlaff · Eric Liddell · Robert S. Maclay · Lottie Moon · Gideon Nye · Timothy Richard · Cambridge Seven · Hudson Taylor · (more missionaries)
Missionary agencies
CIM · LMS · ABCFM · CMS · M.E.M · US Presbyterian Mission · (more agencies)
Impact
Pivotal events
Chinese protestants

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