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Waves of Influence across the South Seas: Mutual Support between Protestants in Minnan and Southeast Asia

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White, Chris
Keywords
Protestants -- Asia
Trade routes
Missions -- Asia, Southeast
Missionaries, Chinese
Asia, Southeast -- Church history
China -- Church history
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Religious ethics
Intercultural and contextual theologies
Missiology
Asian theologies
Christian denominations
Denominations in World Christianity

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Abstract
This article looks at the extensive connections between the Protestant church in Southern Fujian (Minnan) and Southeast Asia. The centuries-old practice of those from Minnan traveling to Southeast Asia formed networks that were also utilized by Chinese Christians. When Protestants from Minnan traveled to Southeast Asia, they did not only rely on natal and ancestral ties, but also relied upon church relations in securing employment and adapting to their new environment. Likewise, churches in Southeast Asia were supported by evangelistic workers trained in Minnan. In return, beginning in the early twentieth century, Minnan churches received financial contributions from Protestant communities throughout Southeast Asia. The biographical vignettes presented in this article paint a picture of mutual support between the Protestant communities in Minnan and Southeast Asia.
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2012
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