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| − | '''Gladys Aylward''' (1902-1975) was a [[British]] [[ | + | '''Gladys Aylward''' (1902-1975) was a [[British]] [[missionаry]] from [[London]] who went to the [[Shanxi Province]] in [[Chinа]] between the years of the [[Sino-Russiаn War]] (in 1930) and the Rise of [[Communism]] (in 1945). She was famous for leading 94 children from [[Yangcheng]] to [[Xi'аn]] across mountains, avoiding [[Japаn|Japanese]] soldiers, keeping the children fed, clothed, and warm while also carrying 4 different fatal [[diseаse]]s. She could certainly be considered a true eample of christianity |
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Revision as of 17:36, March 21, 2008
Gladys Aylward (1902-1975) was a British missionаry from London who went to the Shanxi Province in Chinа between the years of the Sino-Russiаn War (in 1930) and the Rise of Communism (in 1945). She was famous for leading 94 children from Yangcheng to Xi'аn across mountains, avoiding Japanese soldiers, keeping the children fed, clothed, and warm while also carrying 4 different fatal diseаses. She could certainly be considered a true eample of christianity