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The Martyrdom of John and Betty Stam

The following is a transcription of a letter written by Frank H. Connely, missionary with the North China Mission, S.B.C., that he wrote to friends from Jining, Shandong, China, on Feb. 15, 1935, afte… more →

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The Martyrdom of John and Betty Stam — 1 comment

wlh wrote 8 months ago: The following is a transcription of a letter written by Frank H. Connely, missionary with the North … more →

Tags: history of missions, John and Betty Stam, Helen Priscilla Stam, Martyr, Communists

Revival Testimony: A Chinese Prisoner Set Free — 1 comment

wlh wrote 8 months ago: The following is a transcription of a handwritten document that gives the testimony of a Chinese bel … more →

Tags: global christianity, Pingdu, Repentance, Salvation, Shandong Revival, Shantung Revival

Missionary Thought of the Day: Hearing the Gospel

wlh wrote 9 months ago: In the following story, Miss Bertha Smith relates a story from her experiences as a missionary in Ch … more →

Tags: Missions, Thought of the day, Bertha Smith, compassion, deaf, Gospel, Peniel, sbhla, SEBTS

Thought on Historiography of Chinese Christianity

wlh wrote 10 months ago: I feel there will continue to be tension in the study of Chinese Christian history. The scholars of … more →

Tags: history of missions, Thought of the day, daniel bays, Dialectic, global christianity, Historiography, House churches, sinol, Sinology

Persons of Peace Preserving the Progress of the Gospel: A Historical Example

wlh wrote 1 year ago: The years 1899-1900 were terrible years in North China. The Boxers, a group so-called because of the … more →

Tags: history of missions, Boxer Rebellion, C. W. Pruitt, Missions, North China Mission, person of peace, republican china, Southern Baptist, T. B. Ray

Speaking in Tongues and the Shandong Revival — 2 comments

wlh wrote 1 year ago: One of the recurring questions surrounding the Shandong Revival is whether or not the missionaries s … more →

Tags: revival, history of missions, Shantung Revival, Southern Baptist, I.V. Larson, FMB, IMB, John Sung, Bonnie Jean Ray

Historical Quote of the Day

wlh wrote 1 year ago: from Daniel H. Bays, A New History of Christianity in China, pg. 3. Ahem…please pardon his Fre … more →

Tags: history of missions

Video: Christian Revival in China

wlh wrote 1 year ago: More @ HistoryMakers … more →

Tags: revival, global christianity, house church, Chinese Christianity

1927: Big Year for Shandong — 1 comment

wlh wrote 1 year ago: I’m currently putting together an outline of important historical events leading up to and goi … more →

Tags: revival, Shantung Revival, C. L. Culpepper, Bertha Smith, Pentecostalism, John Sung, Mary Crawford, Jesus family, Divine Healing

Non-Violent Resistance in China

wlh wrote 1 year ago: This past March, I had the joy of attending the ISAE conference held this year at the irenic Duke Un … more →

Tags: history of missions, global christianity, Xi Lian, Rights Defense Movement, Lawyers, Rule of Law, isae, Eerdmans

Introducing John Sung

wlh wrote 1 year ago: I’m currently writing my dissertation on the Shandong Revival, 1927-37. One of the more import … more →

Tags: Shandong Revival, John Sung, Diaspora, Song Shangjie

An Example of Revival Unity

wlh wrote 2 years ago: Though sometimes what is often termed revival is nothing less than religious enthusiasm, genuine rev … more →

Tags: revival, Shantung Revival, History of Baptist Missions, Eucharist

Bertha Smith & Keswick Theology in the Shantung Revival

wlh wrote 2 years ago: The two revivalists who frequented Cowpens, SC, made a lasting impact upon the life of Bertha Smith. … more →

Tags: revival, history of missions, Shantung Revival, Marie Monsen, R A Torrey, Keswick, Baptist history, Peitaiho, God's Bible School

Glory on the Mountaintop--A Revival Report

wlh wrote 2 years ago: In a newsletter dated Sept. 27, 1933, Abernathy recounts an experience from the revival.[1] That sum … more →

Tags: revival, history of missions, Shantung Revival, Keswick, Baptist history, History of Baptist Missions, Frank P. Lide, John A. Abernathy, China Direct Mission

Introducing the Abernathys, Missionaries to China — 2 comments

wlh wrote 2 years ago: John Arch and Zenobia Jewell Leonard Abernathy John Arch Abernathy was one of two sons born to John … more →

Tags: revival, history of missions, Shantung Revival, History of Baptist Missions, FMB, IMB, John A. Abernathy, Jewell Leonard Abernathy, China Direct Mission

Should Missionaries Fear a Bad Economy?

wlh wrote 2 years ago: In the past three years, the global recession has severely impacted the financial contributions of i … more →

Tags: revival, history of missions, Shantung Revival, T. B. Ray, SBC, History of Baptist Missions, FMB, IMB, missionary biography

Being Filled with the Spirit in China -- A Testimony of a Missionary Housewife — 5 comments

wlh wrote 2 years ago: Letter from Ola Lane Culpepper to  Dr. C.E. Maddry, November 20, 1933, Hwanghsien, Shantung, China B … more →

Tags: revival, history of missions, Shantung Revival, Prayer, Repentance, Holiness, Ola Culpepper, Keswick, Baptist history

Self-Respect: The Indispensible Prerequisite for Self-Support

wlh wrote 2 years ago: Frank Lide and Theological Training in China In January 1928, Frank P. Lide completed his dissertati … more →

Tags: Books, Missionary Methods, Shantung Revival, Self-Supporting, Self-Propagating, Ecclesiology, Self-Governing, North China Mission, History of Baptist Missions

Theological Training--The Route Towards Ending Paternalism — 1 comment

wlh wrote 2 years ago: Frank Lide On Ending Paternalism in China In January 1928, Frank P. Lide completed his dissertation … more →

Tags: Books, Missionary Methods, Shantung Revival, dependency, Self-Supporting, Self-Propagating, Ecclesiology, Self-Governing, Baptist history


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