Missionaries in Fuh Kien A Chronicle of Trials and Growth
The review surveys a historical account of the Fuh Kien mission through hardships and riots, noting initial slow converts but eventual church growth. It highlights scenes in Fuh Chow and surrounding districts, the reception of preaching, and the 1864 riot that damaged missions yet increased public attention to Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuh-Chow
England
Fuh
Chow
Jesus
Wesleys
Whitefield
C.M.S
Wolfe
Fuh-Kien
Europe
Ping-Nang
Sngle
Stock
The Fuh-Kien Mission and Its Work
A review praising the Church Missionary Society for long term efforts in Fuh-Kien province China with Fuh Chow as a key center. The article notes a 19th century start in 1850 and emphasizes perseverance, heroism, and devoted labor among missionaries in the Min River region and its capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Church Missionary Society
China
Juh-Kien
Min
Fuh- Chow
The Story of the Fuh-Kien Mission of the Church Missionary Society
Eugene Stock presents the Fuh-Kien Mission's history under the Church Missionary Society. It chronicles evangelical effort in Fujian, detailing origins, expansion, key figures, and the mission’s impact on local communities and church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Church Missionary Society
Eugene Stock
Seeleys
Anti-Pelagian Works of St Augustine Translated
Brief notices cover the completion of St Augustine’s Anti-Pelagian writings in Edinburgh edition Vol III by Hoymes Walllis and note publishers plan for Chrysostom works. Also reviewed is Mrs Newton Sears’s novel Kiamet or Fate, tracing Millicent Haughton, Lord Cecil, and Mara amid vengeance, marriage, and a disputed Italian heroine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine
Peter Hoymes
F.R.A.S
Rupert Ernest Wallllis
Edinburgh
T. Clark
Hippo
Messrs. Clark
Rainy
St. Chrysostom
Kiamet
Newton Sears
Remington and Co
Kismet
Lord Cecil
Mara
Marais
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Moses
North America
God
Robertson
Eve
Hell
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