Cowboy missionary in Kwangsi

by Rex Ray

He was a Missionary to China & Korea,
Son of Hez. Franklin & Mary D. Reeves Ray.
He was a Chaplin in the US ARMY WWI
He kept a journal that was published, it is very interesting. "Cowboy Missionary in Kwangsi"

123 pages, Hardcover

About the author

Rex Ray, a renowned graphic designer and fine artist, has a new retrospective book, Rex Ray: Art + Design, and a gift line available from Chronicle Books. His artwork has been exhibited at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, University Art Museum in Berkeley, San Jose Museum of Modern Art, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, and elsewhere in the United States. He has gained an international reputation for his innovative graphic design work for many organizations, including Apple, DreamWorks, Sony Music, Rizzoli, Bill Graham Presents, Matador Records, the New Museum of Contemporary Art, and City Lights Books.

Reviews

[Jerry Blackerby · Rating 4 out of 5]

I met a grandson of this person. The grandson told me some very interesting stories about his grandfather and family. I searched and found a copy of the biography of his grandfather and read it. It is very interesting reading. This man was in China before the Japanese invasion, dealt with bandits and various war lords. He successfully dealt with the Japanese after the invasion until he could get out of the country. He was not afraid of standing up to them because he felt he had the protection of God and his faith. It worked.