Pioneering Work in Korea: Education, Church-Planting, and Translation
James & Clara Hepburn: Medicine, Language and the Gospel in Japan
James Curtis Hepburn and his wife Clara served Japan through medicine, teaching and translation. Discover their work in Yokohama and the continuing witness of Japan’s Christian minority.
William Carey and the shared work of mission in India
William Carey’s work in Bengal grew through perseverance, partnership and Indian leadership. Explore the beginnings at Serampore and the challenges facing India’s Christians today.
Adoniram Judson and the patient beginnings of mission in Burma
Adoniram Judson’s years of language study, imprisonment and Bible translation helped lay the foundations of Baptist mission in Burma—a legacy carried forward by Myanmar’s local churches today.
Robert Morrison and the beginnings of Protestant missions in China
The first resident Protestant missionary in China, pioneering a task whose results would extend far beyond his lifetime . . .
A Hundred-Year Mission in the Kingdom of Wonder
In the early 1990s, Cambodia opened up to receive long-term missionaries again after decades of being closed. That was not the first time that the Cambodian people had heard the gospel however. Consider the pioneering work of American missionary Arthur L. Hammond
Winds of Grace in the Pacific Islands
Scattered among approximately 25,000 islands throughout the Pacific Ocean, over 12 million people go about their daily lives.
A Short History of Chinese Protestanism in Singapore
In September 1935, John Sung, one of the most influential Chinese evangelists of the 20th century, arrived in Singapore to conduct a series of revival and evangelistic meetings at Telok Ayer Methodist Church. Preaching mainly in Henghua (Hinghwa)-accented Mandarin, Sung’s sermons were translated into Hokkien for the large number of audiences who came to hear him.