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Kuo Mei-chiang (Chinese: 郭美江; 1953 – 4 August 2020) was a Taiwanese pastor. Her opposition to LGBT rights^[1][2] led to the Kuo Mei-chiang incident [zh] in 2013. In the past she served in the CRC Lihebo Church of Hongkong and most recently the Taipei Pure Gospel Church. Her statements and teachings were discussed online,^[3] and she became known as MC Mei-chiang.^[4]

Kuo died in Linkou Chang Gung Memorial Hospital on 4 August 2020.^[5]

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