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Miller, Harry Willis (1879–1977) and Marie Elizabeth (Iverson) (1884–1950); later Mary Elizabeth (Greer) (1919–1994)

Ruth Crocombe|Dionisio Valdez Tuapin|Bruce W. Lo

Harry Willis Miller, affectionally known to many as the “China Doctor,” is renowned for his long period of service as a medical missionary, church minister, and church administrator in China; for pioneering the publishing ministry in that country; and for being instrumental in the establishment of Seventh-day Adventist hospitals in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, the Philippines, and other East Asian countries. Miller is recognized as the inventor of large-scale production and commercialization of soy milk and soybean-based protein product around the globe.

Chinese Union Mission Biography

Miller, Maude Amelia (Thompson) (1880–1905)

Ruth Crocombe

Maude Miller was the first Adventist missionary who died in China, the foreign country to which she dedicated her selfless service.

Chinese Union Mission Biography Martyrs/Prisoners for Faith Missionaries Women

Redelstein, Elisabeth (1891–1986)

Ruth Crocombe

Elisabeth Redelstein was a German Adventist medical missionary to China.

Chinese Union Mission Biography