Lottie Moon

TENGCHOW, China--The attitude of the Chinese toward foreigners in 1873 was that of utter hatred and contempt.

EDITOR’S NOTE: Each day during Baptist Press’ coverage of the Beijing Olympics, we are publishing a letter from a Southern Baptist missionary who served in China during the years before the People’s Republic of China was founded in 1949. Some of the letters reveal these missionaries’ great love for the people of China; others provide […]

PINGTU, China--Our visit was timed so that we might be present on the occasion of the departure of one of our young Christians, recently baptized, for the home of her heathen mother-in-law.

TUNGCHOW, China--When an army is in the field and a fight is coming on, it is wise to send the sick to the rear.

TUNGCHOW, China--In working recently in the country near Tungchow, I have been much encouraged by the manifest change in the attitude of the people towards foreigners.

EDITOR’S NOTE: Each day during Baptist Press’ coverage of the Beijing Olympics, we are publishing a letter from a Southern Baptist missionary who served in China during the years before the People’s Republic of China was founded in 1949. Some of the letters reveal these missionaries’ great love for the people of China; others provide […]

EDITOR’S NOTE: Each day during Baptist Press’ coverage of the Beijing Olympics, we are publishing a letter from a Southern Baptist missionary who served in China during the years before the People’s Republic of China was founded in 1949. Some of the letters reveal these missionaries’ great love for the people of China; others provide […]

PINGTU, China -- We are told that Jesus went about among the cities and villages "preaching the gospel of the kingdom" and it is added that when he saw the multitude as sheep without a shepherd, he was moved with compassion.

CHINKIANG, China -- Chinkiang is situated on the Yangtse river, 157 miles from Shanghai, from which place it is easily accessible by steamer.