Christian Brethren of Malaysia

In 1821, a mission house was purchased in Penang by the London Missionary Society (LMS) and used as a Chinese girls' school.Based on their own description, their practices resembled those of the early Brethren, which emerged at precisely the same time in Britain.The administration of the LMS school was entrusted to the Bausams in 1846 in recognition of Maria Dyer's contribution as a missionary wife in exchange for its upkeep.Typical missionary work conducted by the Chapmans and Grant included frequent itineration to villages both on Penang Island and on the mainland, distributing tracts in Malay, Chinese, Tamil, Hindi, and English.[6] In 1866, the Chapmans visited England and returned with three new recruits, Mr. and Mrs. William Macdonald and Miss Lucy A. Judd.
Etching of the Penang Mission Chapel, circa 1824
ProtestantPlymouth BrethrenPolityCongregationalistMalaysiaPrimary schoolsSecondary schoolsEvangelicalnonconformistPenangLondon Missionary SocietyFirst Opium WarTreaty of NankingStraits Settlementstreaty portsSamuel DyertypographertypefaceChinese charactersprintingJohann Georg BausumharbourmasterChinese Evangelisation SocietyGeorge MüllerSociety for Promotion of Female Education in the EastBristolPresbyterianadult baptismtyphoidChineseKuala LumpurChristianity in MalaysiaOpen BrethrenProtestantismAdventistAnglicanChurch of the Province of South East AsiaDiocese of West MalaysiaDiocese of SabahDiocese of KuchingBaptistMalaysia Baptist ConventionCalvinist (Reformed)Presbyterian Church in MalaysiaLutheranBasel Christian Church of MalaysiaEvangelical Lutheran Church in MalaysiaLutheran Church in MalaysiaProtestant Church in SabahMethodistMethodist Church in MalaysiaFree Methodist Church in MalaysiaPentecostalActs ChurchKingdomcityBorneo Evangelical ChurchEvangelical Free Church of MalaysiaCatholic ChurchCatholic Church in MalaysiaArchdiocese of Kuala LumpurArchdiocese of Kota KinabaluArchdiocese of KuchingEastern ChristianityOrthodox Syrian Church in MalaysiaCoptic Orthodox Church in MalaysiaRussian Orthodox Church in MalaysiaSyriac ReformedMar Thoma Syrian Church in MalaysiaNontrinitarianThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in MalaysiaChristian Federation of MalaysiaCouncil of Churches of MalaysiaNational Evangelical Christian Fellowship Malaysia