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How the Church Grows in China

[…] population. Of the 1,200 congregations in Steve’s initial sample, 120 ended up participating in the study, which entailed distributing a paper survey to members following the Sunday service, as well as a separate survey for pastors. Since congregations were required to have a response rate of at least 30 percent in order to be […]

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What Is Disability?

[…] to what should be the response of society, Social Role Valorization. Social Role Valorization (SRV) is the name given a concept for transacting human relationships and human service, formulated in 1983 by Wolf Wolfensberger (Osburn). SRV offers a structure for adding value to a person. Individuals with disabilities have experienced many wounds, like the […]

View From the Wall

China in 2020

Vol. 9, No. 3

[…] Christian activity. However, Christianity will not become China’s mainstream faith due to many problems in terms of cultural identification, the indigenization of theology, church participation in social service as well as the internal management of church affairs. Due to many historical and practical political factors, Chinese Christianity still lacks nationally accepted spiritual leaders and […]

Editorials

Whose Agenda

[…] involved with China ministry for over 20 years, recently shared these lessons from the BTJ movement, which speak directly to the topic of international cooperation in China service,the theme of this issue of ChinaSource. Brent Fulton Lessons from International Involvement in the BTJ Movement Wu Xi Lesson 1 Presenting the Truth, the Whole Truth and […]

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From Doing to Paving the Way

[…] gifts” faithfully or “leveraging your resources.” This is western thinking, enmeshed in the prideful thought that the best kind of service is leading. While some may be called to leadership, most are not—and the question itself misses the point of service in the Kingdom (God is looking for “good and faithful servants”). This was […]

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A Story Well Lived

[…] who helped us open a bank account and negotiate for a flat. I recall many times when, after months of not seeing one another, Rudolf would suddenly call and say, “Let’s get together.” Whether over a bowl of noodles in Hong Kong or In-N-Out Burger in LA, we would find time to catch up. […]

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East-West Exchange Promotes Nonprofit Development in China

[…] side, the delegation members had time to share informally with their hosts in various cities.  They also visited a variety of cultural sites, attended a Chinese church service and spent an evening in the home of an American family—something they said they would have enjoyed doing more of during their visit. As a result […]

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Coming to Terms with the Church

[…] the curious to the true meaning of Christmas. In a matter-of-fact way, the author explains that thousands of such gatherings happen every December around China: "A large number of unofficial churches, especially in big cities, are opening their doors to welcome more and more people who are interested in learning about how Christians spend […]

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Dynamics of Mainland Chinese Ministry in North America

[…] or ways of doing things of the pastor or the majority in the church. The members of the church are urged to be submissive followers and lay service is viewed as distinctly second best to full time ministry. Members tend to be highly mobile, having lived, studied and worked in several countries on different […]

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Who’s in Charge?

[…] have friendships, and share the gospel. It’s very simple.” Given their fundamentally different expectations on the field, it is no surprise that when either party attempts to call the shots it inevitably results in misunderstanding and disappointment. Furthermore, this brother pointed out, “Since they are new, I don’t think they are able to lead, […]