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Editorials
Urban Urgency and the Great Commission
[…] issue’s Resource Corner, we recommend an older documentary on urban consumerism to you. We find it aptly conveys an important part of urban life in China that calls for Christians’ witness. We trust this issue of ChinaSource Quarterly, “Christian Living in the City” will help facilitate meaningful discussions of urban ministry in China. Image […]
Advantages and Challenges for Indigenous Researchers (1)
The Advantages
[…] (like WeChat) has become more common among Chinese Christians, we like to do participant observation in cyberspace regarding church dynamics. Recently we have been writing our next book about urban churches’ “mediated publicness,” which was also inspired by our access to ongoing conversations in Chinese Christian circles. A second advantage is the long-term trust […]
View From the Wall
Faith Going Public
Urban Christians and Civic Participation in China
[…] Since the late 1980s, there has appeared a “Cultural Christian” phenomenon. Many intellectuals who were not Christians at that time started studying Christianity as a cultural phenomenon. Several books were written by key leaders which are still influential among today’s young people. The role of intellectual converts was very important. It was also an age […]
Editorials
Witnessing Christ through Ethical Leadership
[…] end, LI also discusses some emerging theological confusion in the area of ecclesiology. In his article, Sam Ren dissects a particular phenomenon in Chinese churches which he calls “spiritualized political correctness.” A case study is given as an example to show how this internal cultural norm plays out in the church. Ren then analyzes […]
Advantages and Challenges for Indigenous Researchers (2)
The Challenges
Four challenges that indigenous researchers face in researching the church in China.