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42: 151:. His mother played an important role in his life. She influenced the faith of Henry and his two brothers by reading the German Bible on Sunday afternoons with them. His mother spoke German but little English, therefore, German was Henry's first language. He grew up speaking Pennsylvania German in his home. His fluency in both written and spoken German later allowed him to communicate easily with Germans in America, Europe, and Korea. Henry was transformed due to a personal spiritual experience on October 6, 1876. He celebrated this day as his spiritual birthday every year. He studied at 202: 239: 304: 229:, and he also established many Protestant institutions. He served at Chong Dong as a pastor in 1887 until his death in 1902. In 1886, Appenzeller was on the Board of Bible Translators with the other Methodist and Presbyterian missionaries and other Korean translators. He helped to translate the Bible into Korean. He founded the first Christian newspaper in Korea, 213:
was in political struggle. Missionaries could not set up a church, nor preach in public. Evangelism had to be done secretly. Appenzeller focused on preparing a missionary residence in the first two years. In 1887, worship in public became possible, therefore, a chapel was established for services.
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On October 21, 2016, a bronze bust of Appenzeller was dedicated on the campus of Drew Theological School as a gift from the Chungdong First Methodist Church in Seoul, South Korea. Rev. Dr. Sehyoung Lee, the English Ministry Pastor of Chungdong, said: "For the people of Chungdong and Methodists in
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was 27 in all. A survivor, one Mr Bowlby, describes the speed of the sinking followed by the boiler bursting. Appenzeller is thought to have fatally delayed his escape from the vessel by trying to wake a Korean woman and her child so as to get them out of their cabin. A
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has dramatically developed as one of major Protestant denominations in Korea. In 2001, the denomination comprised 5,262 churches, 1,394,514 members, and 7,298 ministers. There were six universities established under the Methodist model, including
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Rev. Dr. Sehyoung Lee, Dean Javier Viera, Bishop John Schol, Rev. Ki-Sung Song, Arist Changgon Kim, and other dignitaries celebrate the installation of a bronze bust of Appenzeller at Drew Theological School.
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from 1885 to 1902. He was known for his three major contributions to Korea: the Paichai College Hall, the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Seoul, and the translated
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The presence of Christian missionaries was permitted into Korea as part of a controversial policy of modernisation and Westernisation by the Korean
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Korea, it’s as if Appenzeller came to Korea, gave himself up, and now 130 years later, we’re expressing our deep gratitude by bringing him back."
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Appenzeller was the founder of a boys' school, Paichai Hakdang—Hall for the Rearing of Useful Men in Korea in 1887. It is the predecessor of
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Appenzeller arrived in Korea on April 5, 1885, an Easter Sunday morning, with his wife Ella Appenzeller. During that period,
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service. Before Appenzeller sailed to Korea, he married Ella Dodge. They had three children together. Their daughter
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Davies, Daniel M. (December 1992). "Building a City on a Hill in Korea: The Work of Henry G. Appenzeller".
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at the age of twenty- one, three years after his conversion. Then he served in the church as a
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In June 1902, at the age of 44, Appenzeller was traveling to a southern port city,
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The Life and Thought of Henry Gerhard Appenzeller (1852-1902), Missionary to Korea
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and Paichai Middle & High school. In 1885, he became the founder of the first
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His goal was to transform Pagan Korea into Christian Korea.
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Methodist missionary who introduced Christianity to Korea
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At page 277 and following in William Elliot Griffis
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Henry G. Appenzeller

Souderton, Pennsylvania
Methodist
missionary
Horace N. Allen
Horace G. Underwood
William B. Scranton
Mary F. Scranton
Protestant
Korea
New Testament
Souderton, Pennsylvania
German Reformed Church
Franklin and Marshall College
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lancaster
Methodist
preacher
Drew Theological Seminary
theological school
Drew Theological Seminary
missionary
Alice Rebecca Appenzeller

Seoul
Pai Chai University
Korean Methodist Church
Chungdong First Methodist Church
The Korean Christian Advocate

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