Ji Zhiwen

This is a Chinese name; the family name is Ji.

Ji Zhiwen (simplified Chinese: 计志文; traditional Chinese: 計志文; pinyin: Jì Zhìwén; 1901–1985), known in the west as Andrew Gih, was a leader of evangelical Christianity in China prior to the communist revolution. He was the founder of the Evangelize China Fellowship.

External links

Ji Zhiwen at the Biographical Dictionary of Chinese Christianity

Christianity in China

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