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
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Anglican Missionary Bishops in China 1849–1949
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| Shensi |
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| Chekiang |
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| China, North |
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| Szechwan, Western |
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| Szechwan, Eastern |
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| Shantung |
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| Fukien |
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| Honan |
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| Kwangsi and Hunan |
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Protestant missions to China
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| People |
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| Missionary agencies |
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| Impact |
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| Pivotal events |
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| Chinese protestants |
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