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Christianity has been present in China since the 7th century—long before the arrival of Jesuit or Seventh-day Adventist missionaries. Yet for much of Chinese history, social norms meant women lived relatively private lives, interacting mostly with one another. “When I was reading Chinese Christian history,” guest Dr. Susangeline Patrick recalls, “I didn't initially see a lot of women's stories.”
And yet today, women are the backbone of China’s Christian movement—serving as pastors, leaders, and patrons. So what changed?
In this two-part series, we explore the surprising origins and growth of Christianity the 16th and 17th century China and the role women played in it.
This is Part 1 of a two-part series on Christian Women in China.
Guests: Dr. Joseph Lee and Dr. Susangeline Patrick.
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Christianity has been present in China since the 7th century—long before the arrival of Jesuit or Seventh-day Adventist missionaries. Yet for much of Chinese history, social norms meant women lived relatively private lives, interacting mostly with one another. “When I was reading Chinese Christian history,” guest Dr. Susangeline Patrick recalls, “I didn't initially see a lot of women's stories.”
And yet today, women are the backbone of China’s Christian movement—serving as pastors, leaders, and patrons. So what changed?
In this two-part series, we explore the surprising origins and growth of Christianity the 16th and 17th century China and the role women played in it.
This is Part 1 of a two-part series on Christian Women in China.
Guests: Dr. Joseph Lee and Dr. Susangeline Patrick.
Explore More

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