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	[[File:Jeanwhite16.jpg\|thumb\|Rev Jean White]]The Rev Elder '''Jean White''' (1941–2010)<ref>http://www.jeanwhite.org.uk/index.php/biography Jean White Archive: Biography</ref> was the founding pastor within the [[Metropolitan Community Church]] (MCC) in [[London]].		[[File:Jeanwhite16.jpg\|thumb\|Rev Jean White]]The Rev Elder '''Jean White''' (1941–2010)<ref>http://www.jeanwhite.org.uk/index.php/biography Jean White Archive: Biography</ref> was the founding pastor within the [[Metropolitan Community Church]] (MCC) in [[London]].

	She received her training as a State Registered Nurse at the London Teaching Hospital, [[Whitechapel]]. Later she received training as a Midwife in [[Bristol]] and at the Elsie Ingles School of Midwifery in [[Edinburgh]] and undertook a course in Tropical Diseases at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases in [[Liverpool]].<ref name=inourownwords /> In 1963-64, she studied at the International Bible Training Institute in [[Burgess Hill]], Sussex, and in Stockholm. In 1964 she went as a medical missionary to Macao. She served as a missionary in Asia from 1964-70. Three of those years were spent under “compound arrest” in the “no-man’s area”, between Macao and the mainland of China, during the Red Guard uprising.<ref name=inourownwords>http://www.inourownwordsmcc.org/index.php/2010/11/08/in-memory-rev-elder-jean-white "In memory Rev Elder Jean White"</ref>		She received her training as a State Registered Nurse at the London Teaching Hospital, [[Whitechapel]]. Later she received training as a Midwife in [[Bristol]] and at the Elsie Ingles School of Midwifery in [[Edinburgh]] and undertook a course in Tropical Diseases at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases in [[Liverpool]].<ref name=inourownwords /> In 1963-64, she studied at the International Bible Training Institute in [[Burgess Hill]], Sussex, and in Stockholm. In 1964 she went as a medical missionary to Macao. She served as a missionary in Asia from 1964-70. Three of those years were spent under “compound arrest” in the “no-man’s area”, between Macao and the mainland of China, during the Red Guard uprising.<ref name=inourownwords>http://www.inourownwordsmcc.org/index.php/2010/11/08/in-memory-rev-elder-jean-white "In memory Rev Elder Jean White" (Dead link: archived at http://web.archive.org/web/20120329192108/http://www.inourownwordsmcc.org/index.php/2010/11/08/in-memory-rev-elder-jean-white/)
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	As founding pastor of the MCC, White served on the denomination's Board of Elders and served the original [[MCC London]] for many years. She worked as director of World Church Extension of the denomination. She was pastor of [[MCC South London]], at the time of her death on 8 November 2010, aged 69, following a battle with pancreatic cancer.<ref name=mccslondon>http://www.mccsouthlondon.co.uk MCC South London</ref> She is survived by her long-time partner, Mary Smail, an accomplished church musician and MCC lay leader.		As founding pastor of the MCC, White served on the denomination's Board of Elders and served the original [[MCC London]] for many years. She worked as director of World Church Extension of the denomination. She was pastor of [[MCC South London]], at the time of her death on 8 November 2010, aged 69, following a battle with pancreatic cancer.<ref name=mccslondon>http://www.mccsouthlondon.co.uk MCC South London</ref> She is survived by her long-time partner, Mary Smail, an accomplished church musician and MCC lay leader.
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	*http://www.jeanwhite.org.uk Jean White Archive ~~(Dead link: archived at http://web.archive.org/web/20120329192108/http://www.inourownwordsmcc.org/index.php/2010/11/08/in-memory-rev-elder-jean-white/)~~		*http://www.jeanwhite.org.uk Jean White Archive

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	The Rev Elder '''Jean White''' (1941–2010)<ref>http://www.jeanwhite.org.uk/index.php/biography Jean White Archive: Biography</ref> was the founding pastor within the [[Metropolitan Community Church]] (MCC) in [[London]].		[[File:Jeanwhite16.jpg\|thumb\|Rev Jean White]]The Rev Elder '''Jean White''' (1941–2010)<ref>http://www.jeanwhite.org.uk/index.php/biography Jean White Archive: Biography</ref> was the founding pastor within the [[Metropolitan Community Church]] (MCC) in [[London]].

	She received her training as a State Registered Nurse at the London Teaching Hospital, [[Whitechapel]]. Later she received training as a Midwife in [[Bristol]] and at the Elsie Ingles School of Midwifery in [[Edinburgh]] and undertook a course in Tropical Diseases at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases in [[Liverpool]].<ref name=inourownwords /> In 1963-64, she studied at the International Bible Training Institute in [[Burgess Hill]], Sussex, and in Stockholm. In 1964 she went as a medical missionary to Macao. She served as a missionary in Asia from 1964-70. Three of those years were spent under “compound arrest” in the “no-man’s area”, between Macao and the mainland of China, during the Red Guard uprising.<ref name=inourownwords>http://www.inourownwordsmcc.org/index.php/2010/11/08/in-memory-rev-elder-jean-white "In memory Rev Elder Jean White"</ref>		She received her training as a State Registered Nurse at the London Teaching Hospital, [[Whitechapel]]. Later she received training as a Midwife in [[Bristol]] and at the Elsie Ingles School of Midwifery in [[Edinburgh]] and undertook a course in Tropical Diseases at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases in [[Liverpool]].<ref name=inourownwords /> In 1963-64, she studied at the International Bible Training Institute in [[Burgess Hill]], Sussex, and in Stockholm. In 1964 she went as a medical missionary to Macao. She served as a missionary in Asia from 1964-70. Three of those years were spent under “compound arrest” in the “no-man’s area”, between Macao and the mainland of China, during the Red Guard uprising.<ref name=inourownwords>http://www.inourownwordsmcc.org/index.php/2010/11/08/in-memory-rev-elder-jean-white "In memory Rev Elder Jean White"</ref>

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	The Rev Elder '''Jean White''' (~~died~~ 2010)<ref ~~name=inourownwords~~>http://www.~~inourownwordsmcc~~.org/index.php/~~2010/11/08/in-memory-rev-elder-jean-white "In memory Rev Elder~~ Jean White"</ref> was the founding pastor within the [[Metropolitan Community Church]] (MCC) in [[London]].		The Rev Elder '''Jean White''' (1941–2010)<ref>http://www.jeanwhite.org.uk/index.php/biography Jean White Archive: Biography</ref> was the founding pastor within the [[Metropolitan Community Church]] (MCC) in [[London]].

	She received her training as a State Registered Nurse at the London Teaching Hospital, [[Whitechapel]]. Later she received training as a Midwife in [[Bristol]] and at the Elsie Ingles School of Midwifery in [[Edinburgh]] and undertook a course in Tropical Diseases at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases in [[Liverpool]].<ref name=inourownwords /> In 1963-64, she studied at the International Bible Training Institute in [[Burgess Hill]], Sussex, and in Stockholm. In 1964 she went as a medical missionary to Macao. She served as a missionary in Asia from 1964-70. Three of those years were spent under “compound arrest” in the “no-man’s area”, between Macao and the mainland of China, during the Red Guard uprising.<ref name=inourownwords />		She received her training as a State Registered Nurse at the London Teaching Hospital, [[Whitechapel]]. Later she received training as a Midwife in [[Bristol]] and at the Elsie Ingles School of Midwifery in [[Edinburgh]] and undertook a course in Tropical Diseases at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases in [[Liverpool]].<ref name=inourownwords /> In 1963-64, she studied at the International Bible Training Institute in [[Burgess Hill]], Sussex, and in Stockholm. In 1964 she went as a medical missionary to Macao. She served as a missionary in Asia from 1964-70. Three of those years were spent under “compound arrest” in the “no-man’s area”, between Macao and the mainland of China, during the Red Guard uprising.<ref name=inourownwords>http://www.inourownwordsmcc.org/index.php/2010/11/08/in-memory-rev-elder-jean-white "In memory Rev Elder Jean White"</ref>

	As founding pastor of the MCC, White served on the denomination's Board of Elders and served the original [[MCC London]] for many years. She worked as director of World Church Extension of the denomination. She was pastor of [[MCC South London]], at the time of her death on 8 November 2010, aged 69, following a battle with pancreatic cancer.<ref name=mccslondon>http://www.mccsouthlondon.co.uk MCC South London</ref> She is survived by her long-time partner, Mary Smail, an accomplished church musician and MCC lay leader.		As founding pastor of the MCC, White served on the denomination's Board of Elders and served the original [[MCC London]] for many years. She worked as director of World Church Extension of the denomination. She was pastor of [[MCC South London]], at the time of her death on 8 November 2010, aged 69, following a battle with pancreatic cancer.<ref name=mccslondon>http://www.mccsouthlondon.co.uk MCC South London</ref> She is survived by her long-time partner, Mary Smail, an accomplished church musician and MCC lay leader.

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	The Rev Elder '''Jean White''' (died 2010)<ref name=inourownwords>http://www.inourownwordsmcc.org/index.php/2010/11/08/in-memory-rev-elder-jean-white "In memory Rev Elder Jean White"</ref> was the founding pastor within the [[Metropolitan Community Church]] (MCC) in [[London]].		The Rev Elder '''Jean White''' (died 2010)<ref name=inourownwords>http://www.inourownwordsmcc.org/index.php/2010/11/08/in-memory-rev-elder-jean-white "In memory Rev Elder Jean White"</ref> was the founding pastor within the [[Metropolitan Community Church]] (MCC) in [[London]].

	She received her training as a State Registered Nurse at the London Teaching Hospital, [[Whitechapel]]. Later she received training as a Midwife in [[Bristol]] and at the Elsie Ingles School of Midwifery in [[Edinburgh]] and undertook a course in Tropical Diseases at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases in [[~~Liverpoo~~]]l.<ref name=inourownwords /> In 1963-64, she studied at the International Bible Training Institute in [[Burgess Hill]], Sussex, and in Stockholm. In 1964 she went as a medical missionary to Macao. She served as a missionary in Asia from 1964-70. Three of those years were spent under “compound arrest” in the “no-man’s area”, between Macao and the mainland of China, during the Red Guard uprising.<ref name=inourownwords />		She received her training as a State Registered Nurse at the London Teaching Hospital, [[Whitechapel]]. Later she received training as a Midwife in [[Bristol]] and at the Elsie Ingles School of Midwifery in [[Edinburgh]] and undertook a course in Tropical Diseases at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases in [[Liverpool]].<ref name=inourownwords /> In 1963-64, she studied at the International Bible Training Institute in [[Burgess Hill]], Sussex, and in Stockholm. In 1964 she went as a medical missionary to Macao. She served as a missionary in Asia from 1964-70. Three of those years were spent under “compound arrest” in the “no-man’s area”, between Macao and the mainland of China, during the Red Guard uprising.<ref name=inourownwords />

	As founding pastor of the MCC, White served on the denomination's Board of Elders and served the original [[MCC London]] for many years. She worked as director of World Church Extension of the denomination. She was pastor of [[MCC South London]], at the time of her death on 8 November 2010, aged 69, following a battle with pancreatic cancer.<ref name=mccslondon>http://www.mccsouthlondon.co.uk MCC South London</ref> She is survived by her long-time partner, Mary Smail, an accomplished church musician and MCC lay leader.		As founding pastor of the MCC, White served on the denomination's Board of Elders and served the original [[MCC London]] for many years. She worked as director of World Church Extension of the denomination. She was pastor of [[MCC South London]], at the time of her death on 8 November 2010, aged 69, following a battle with pancreatic cancer.<ref name=mccslondon>http://www.mccsouthlondon.co.uk MCC South London</ref> She is survived by her long-time partner, Mary Smail, an accomplished church musician and MCC lay leader.