Chinese Christian Voices

Video: What is Christmas and Who is Jesus (update)

By ChinaSource Team ⋅ Dec 24, 2012 ⋅ Topic: Outreach ⋅ Tags: Christians in China, Christmas, Haidian Church

Chinese Christian Voices is an occasional column of the ChinaSource Blog providing translations of original writing by Chinese Christians. The views represented are entirely those of the original author; inclusion in Chinese Christian Voices does not imply or equal an endorsement by ChinaSource.

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