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Presbyterian Heritage Sunday, May 19, 2002 Witness the Good News: Our Mission Heritage in Korea Anabel Nisbet and students Anabel Nisbet (left, behind front row) teaching an embroidery class at the Mokpo Girls' School (later named the McCallie School for Girls), which she headed from 1911 until her death in 1920. Education for girls was new to Korea, and mission schools brought many Korean women out of their traditional seclusion and into active participation in church and community life. Close this window to return to Heritage Sunday pages

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