- London:
CEZMS 27
Chancery Lane,
London Codrington,
Florence I. [1934] Hot-Hearted: some
women builders of the
Chinese Church. London:
CEZMS Latham, Susie...
-
Zenana (Persian: زنانه, "of the women" or "pertaining to women"; Urdu: زنانہ; Bengali: জেনানা; Hindi: ज़नाना) is the part of a
house belonging to a Muslim...
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member of the
Church of
England Zenana Missionary Society (
CEZMS).
Smyth was in
charge of the
CEZMS mission in Rainawari, a
locality in
Srinagar City in Jammu...
- (
CEZMS) to open a
school to
benefit the
Kandyan girls.
Bellerby along with
Ethel Jones arrived in Sri
Lanka in 1889 to
fulfil the
request of the
CEZMS...
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Brenton Carey (1856 - 1950) was a
Church of
England Zenana Mission Society (
CEZMS)
pioneer missionary to
Karachi (1885 to 1950).
Blanche Brenton Carey's ministry...
- 23
November 1947. Constance's
sister Kate was a
missionary in
China with
CEZMS (Church of
England Zenana Missionary Society). Her niece, Faith, was a missionary...
- Trivandrum:
Sridhara Printing House. pp 78–83 Smith, M.
Saumarez (1915) "
C.E.Z.M.S. Work
among the Deaf in
India & Ceylon". London:
Church of
England Zenana...
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renamed the
school after itself as
Church of
England Zenana Missionary (
CEZMS) School. In 1949, the
Bishop of Singapore,
Reverend Leonard Wilson rename...
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Canon Warner was
later elected president of the
Eastbourne branch of the
CEZMS (the
Church of
England Zenana Missionary Society) and Hon
Secretary of the...
- work, and for this
purpose trained as a nurse.
Watney was
accepted by the
CEZMS (Church of
England Zenana Missionary Society), a
mission which started in...
