Kangwha church, (s.d.) (Taylor box21num69)

Kangwha church, [s.d.]
Dr. George Heber Jones visited the prosperous island of Kangwha in 1892. After only three days, the Governor ordered him to leave. In his short stay he became acquainted with a few people and later sent a native evangelist. In spite of bitter prosecution, a vigorous work followed. Ten years later, 200+ prominent Christians escorted Dr. Jones through the very gate from which he had been previously driven. In those ten years, church membership came to exceed 2000.
Date created: 1908/1922
Publisher (of the Digital Version): University of Southern California. Libraries
Repository Name: Methodist Church (U.S.)
Legacy Record ID: kda-m136
Photographer: Methodist Episcopal Church
Format: photograph
Archival file: kda_Volume42/Taylor_box21num69.jpg
Rights: "Neither the General Conference nor any General Agency of The United Methodist Church (successor to the Methodist Episcopal Church) claims any interest in the photos or images."
Filename: Taylor_box21num69
Coverage date: 1908/1922
Contributing entity: University of Southern California
Repository Address: Nashville, Tennessee
Part of collection: Korean Digital Archive
Donor: Taylor, Ewing Bevard
Type: images
Part of subcollection: The Reverend Corwin & Nellie Taylor Collection
Geographic Subject (Country): Korea
Compiler: Taylor, Corwin; Blood-Taylor, Nellie