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The Reformed Church in China, 1842-1951 Taxation but it is one thatWritten by Gerald F. DeJong From the arrival in Amoy of the Rev. David Abeel in 1842 to the expulsion of the last missionaries by the communists in 1951, this volume records the RCAs work in China. The record of Reformed involvement in China is marked by evangelism, education, ecumenism, medicine, the early ordination of Chinese pastors, and the early transfer of responsibilities to the Chinese. Paperback, 385 pages, list of missionaries and aids to