The Answered Prayer of Wang Mingdao
05/25/20 • 3 min
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“If you have heard of the Chinese Christian preacher Wang Mingdao...”
So begins today’s story from Dr. Amy O’Keefe.
For further reading:
Amy O’Keefe, “Walking the Enlightened Path: Wang Mingdao’s Road to Independent Christianity under Japanese Occupation,” in 1943: China at the Crossroads (East Asia Program, Cornell University, 2015).
“If you have heard of the Chinese Christian preacher Wang Mingdao...”
So begins today’s story from Dr. Amy O’Keefe.
For further reading:
Amy O’Keefe, “Walking the Enlightened Path: Wang Mingdao’s Road to Independent Christianity under Japanese Occupation,” in 1943: China at the Crossroads (East Asia Program, Cornell University, 2015).
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