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Home-Based Community Support and the Expatriate in China
[…] on the expatriate’s social networks in China that were essential to cultural adaptation and doing business. What was less clear was the role of the expatriate’s social support system back in their home country—in particular, their home church—during assignment and upon repatriation. As I began discussing the topic with friends in Christian ministry, I […]
Compromising Identities
[…] My arrogance simply turned that edge back on myselflike a knife, making me vulnerable to rejection from both of the cultures I claimed. As the sole Chinese American member of a white team, I hear a lot of “China bashing” when cultures collide and tempers flare. “I hate learning Chinese. The only reason I’ll […]
Now That China Is Number One
[…] schools outside. ChinaSource is helping to facilitate an ongoing dialog about how these entities can work together to write a new chapter in Christian education in China. 2015 promises to be a pivotal year as we grasp more clearly the nature and implications of China’s new role in the world economy. China’s economic growth […]
Next Generation Missions
Indigitous Serve
[…] a place for themselves in global missions. Furthermore, even fewer are ever encouraged to pursue global missions full time. What if there was another way for Asian American young adults to be involved in global missions? Indigitous Serve cohorts help young adults find their place in global missions. The virtual program mobilizes people to […]
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Functioning as the Body to Build the Body
Working Together for Chinese Returnees
[…] them busy as well. In 2001 and 2004, I had visited China and had seen the challenges that returnees who are new believers face. Both British and American student ministry colleagues were observing the same thing: the large numbers of Chinese students found in churches abroad were not translating into large numbers of returnees […]
Chinese Upbringing and US Culture
A Third-Culture Kid Bridges East and West
[…] I uttered those words. Despite being a bright red-headed girl and the only non-Chinese student in my entire school, at times I considered myself more Chinese than American. I wore my Communist red scarf with pride, not understanding what it implied, only knowing that I was part of my class, part of my school. […]
God’s Work among the Lisu
[…] CIM, 1948). ^ Isobel Kuhn, Nests Above the Abyss (Philadelphia: CIM, 1947); Ascent to the Tribes (Sevenoaks: OMF, 1956); In the Arena (Chicago: Moody, 1958); By Searching, American ed. (Chicago: Moody, 1959); Precious Things of the Lasting Hills (Chicago: Moody, 1963); Second Mile People (Sevenoaks: OMF, 1982); Stones of Fire (Singapore: OMF, 1984). ^ […]
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The Three-Self Patriotic Movement
Divergent Perspectives and Grassroots Realities
[…] at a new church opening that Christians should “study the spirit of the party Congress.” On another occasion, one after another Protestant leader echoed formulaic denunciations of American imperialism at an event celebrating the TSPM’s founding. However, these are merely public performances, part of a “public transcript” that both authorities and church leaders know […]
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Chinese Christian Returnees in Late Qing Dynasty and Early Republic
Contributions and Difficulties
[…] Episcopal Church. During her 20 years of medical practice in Jiujiang, Shi trained more than 500 nurses and led them in Bible studies. In 1920, Shi and American missionary Jennie V. Hughes founded the Bethel Mission and in 1930, Ji Zhiwen (Andrew Gih, 计志文) took the mission further and initiated the Bethel Worldwide Evangelistic […]