Yeo Woon-hyung as a Protestant Minister — Focusing on His Mission and Church Activities

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This research traces Yeo Woon-hyung's acceptance of Protestant faith and his activities as a minister, highlighting their impact on his later roles in independence and social movements.
Analyzed Yeo Woon-hyung's early life and integration of Protestantism.
Examined his founding of churches and service as a minister in various locations, including China.
Considered the influence of his educational experience on his religious and political leadership.
Yeo established the first Korean church while studying in Nanjing, enhancing the Protestant community.
His experiences in Shanghai fostered ecumenical practices and democratic church governance.
The leadership skills Yeo developed as a minister laid foundational principles for his later political activism.

Explores Yeo Woon-hyung's church activities and their influence on his religious identity, indicating their pivotal role in social movements.

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Seung-Pyo Hong (2026) studied this question.

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