Oral history interview with Mona M. Joyce, 1996 [sound recording].

Schoerner, Katharine Dodd.

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Missionary; born Katharine Hasting Dodd in 1908 to missionary parents in Shangtung Province; graduated with a degree in zoology from Wheaton College, 1930; served as missionary with China Inland Mission, working among Chinese women and children; married Otto Schoerner, 1939; returned to the United States, 1951; had five children. From the description of Oral history interview with Katherine Dodd Schoerner, 1978. (Wheaton College). WorldCat record id: 30419118 ...

Stam, John Cornelius, 1907-1934

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Bible and Medical Missionary Fellowship

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Schoerner, Otto Frederick.

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Missionary; born Otto Frederick Schoerner August 20, 1906; graduated from Moody Bible Institute; served in China with China Inland Mission, 1931-1951, including traveling through Mongolia with George Hunter to Sinkinag Province, working in local churches in Honan Province, and as business manager of Borden Memorial Hospital; returned to the United States and joined the staff of Moody Bible Institute; married fellow missionary Katharine Hasting Dodd in 1938 and had five children. Died May 17, 200...

Soltau, Mabel E.

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Interserve

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Joyce, Mona M.

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Missionary; Catherine M.M. "Mona" (Miller) Joyce born August 4, 1912, in Plains, Scotland; educated at Glasgow and West of Scotland Commercial College (ca. 1930); missionary in China with China Inland Mission, 1936-1941, 1946-1951. From the description of Oral history interview with Mona M. Joyce, 1996 [sound recording]. (Wheaton College). WorldCat record id: 50435342 ...

Fellowship of Faith for Muslims.

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Ericksen, Paul A.,

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McDonald, Jessie.

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Missionary surgeon; born April 29, 1888 in Canada; medical education in London, Glasgow, Vienna and Toronto; Bible school education in Glasgow; joined China Inland Mission, 1913; worked as surgeon, medical teacher and administrator at Kaifeng, Honan, 1913-1939; itinerant medical work, 1939-1940; stationed in Tali, Yunnan, 1940-1952; left China as part of mission's general of evacuation from China, 1952; joined faculty of Biola School of Missionary Medicine, 1954; naturalized as an United States ...

Stam, Elisabeth Alden Scott, 1906-1934

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Joyce, Raymond

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Egypt General Mission

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Formerly known as Egypt Mission Band; later known as Middle East General Mission. Began missionary work in Egypt in 1898. Headquarters in London. From the description of Records of the Egypt General Mission, 1914-1945 (inclusive). (Yale University). WorldCat record id: 702150755 ...

Overseas Missionary Fellowship

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In 1964, the China Inland Mission became known as the Overseas Missionary Fellowship. From the description of Records of the Overseas Missionary Fellowship, 1965. (Yale University). WorldCat record id: 702150340 ...

Evangelical Alliance Mission

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Known until 1949 as Scandinavian Alliance Mission of North America; also known as TEAM. Ministering through evangelism, discipleship, church planting, Bible teaching, medical work, linguistics, literature, education, radio, and camping. From the description of Records of the Evangelical Alliance Mission. (Yale University). WorldCat record id: 702151757 Interdenominational mission organization; founded in 1890 as Scandinavian Alliance Mission; changed name to The Evangelical ...