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  • Wang Siu Che Wu, a young prince of Tibet

    Part of:
    Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection and Andrews-Spicer Collection
    Date issued:
    1930
    Subject:
    Missions
    Source:
    Center for Adventist Research
    Description:
    Feng Yung-seng lived in the palace of this prince during the two years he served in Tibet.

  • Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet, home of the Dalai Lama until 1959

    Part of:
    Andrews-Spicer Collection and Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
    Date issued:
    1930
    Source:
    Center for Adventist Research
    Description:
    Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet, home of the Dalai Lama until 1959

  • Feng Yung-seng in Tibetan winter dress

    Part of:
    Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection and Andrews-Spicer Collection
    Date issued:
    1930
    Subject:
    Missions and Missionaries
    Source:
    Center for Adventist Research
    Description:
    Feng Yung-seng was the first Adventist missionary to Tibet.

  • Feng Yung-seng in his room in Lhasa

    Part of:
    Andrews-Spicer Collection and Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
    Date issued:
    1930
    Subject:
    Missions and Missionaries
    Source:
    Center for Adventist Research
    Description:
    Feng Yung-seng, a former Tibetan lama, was the first missionary to Tibet.

  • Quarters of Bro. Feng Yung-seng in the house of Wang Siu Che Wu

    Part of:
    Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection and Andrews-Spicer Collection
    Date issued:
    1930
    Subject:
    Missions
    Source:
    Center for Adventist Research
    Description:
    Wang Siu Che Wu, a prince of Tibet, housed the young missionary in his home during the two years of his stay.

  • Feng Yung-seng on the back of a horse

    Part of:
    Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection and Andrews-Spicer Collection
    Date issued:
    1930
    Subject:
    Missions
    Source:
    Center for Adventist Research
    Description:
    Feng Yung-seng started his journey to Tibet on June 14, 1938. It took 140 days to travel from Sinnong to the Forbidden City.
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