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Watchman Nee

Chinese religious leader
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  • the Local Church

    …out of the ministry of Watchman Nee (1903–72), a Chinese Christian who had been strongly influenced by the Plymouth Brethren, a British fundamentalist free church. In the 1930s Nee wrote several books presenting his beliefs and founded churches throughout China. He adopted an Evangelical Christian perspective but believed that the…

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    …out of the ministry of Watchman Nee (1903–72), a Chinese Christian who had been strongly influenced by the Plymouth Brethren, a British fundamentalist free church. In the 1930s Nee wrote several books presenting his beliefs and founded churches throughout China. He adopted an Evangelical Christian perspective but believed that the…

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  • Jim Jones
    new religious movement
    / China and Taiwan

    …founded in the 1930s by Watchman Nee, whose followers later spread the church to the United States.

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    …founded in the 1930s by Watchman Nee, whose followers later spread the church to the United States.

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