Random Protestant Missionary Societies In China (1807–1953) (129 items)report

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The early period of Protestantism in China was the period between the first visit to China by 1807 Robert Morrison, a British missionary, and the 1842 before the Opium War. Among the Protestant missionaries, especially Robert Morrison, Karl Gützlaff and Elijah Coleman Bridgman, their deep understanding of Chinese traditional culture and their stand and attitude had an important influence on the later missionaries. Since then, China has formed a number of Protestant missionary societies, which organize religious services, recitation of doctrine, preaching and other daily tasks.

The 129 Protestant missionary societies, organized by this random tool, became one of the first known church leaders to spread their teachings in China. As the spokesmen of Western culture in China, the Protestant missionaries ran extensive publications, wrote books, opened schools, and spread knowledge about Western and Eastern civilizations, the generator gives a detailed account of when these groups were formed and the names of the groups, which is the origin of China’s first embrace of Protestantism.  

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