Sawyer, Malcolm C.

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Missionary; born April 24, 1919; converted, 1930; educated at Nyack Missionary Institute; served in China near the Tibetan border as missionarywith Christian & Missionary Alliance, 1947-1949; studied French in Saigon and Dalat, Vietnam, 1950; worked in Laos planting churches and starting a Bible school, 1950-1975; after communist takeover of Vietnam, worked with refugees in Thailand, 1976; continued work among refugees in Hong Kong, 1976-1981; upon returning to the United States, served in refugee ministry among the Hmong and Laotian refugees in Illinois and Indiana regions. Helen L. Irvin was born in 1923; married Malcolm Sawyer, 1943; the Sawyers had four daughters.

From the description of Oral history interviews with Malcolm M. Sawyer, 1983. (Wheaton College). WorldCat record id: 31200214

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referencedIn Evans, Helen E. Oral history interview with Helen E. Evans, 1991 [sound recording]. Billy Graham Archive & Research Center
creatorOf Sawyer, Malcolm M. Oral history interviews with Malcolm M. Sawyer, 1983. Billy Graham Archive & Research Center
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Laos
Indochina
China--Tibet Autonomous Region
Vietnam
Thailand
China
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
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Christianity and politics
Church and state
Church work with refugees
Communism
Conversion
Evangelistic work
Intercultural communication
Language in missionary work
Missionaries
Missionaries
Missionaries
Missions
Missions
Polygamy
Refugees
Spiritualism
Tribes
Women
Women in missionary work
Worship
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Birth 1945-01-02

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