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The Power of Partnership in Christian Professional Service

[…] growing—so much so that the leadership could not cope. People’s needs were overlooked and division marred the unity of the church. Peter and the other leaders immediately called the new Christian community together. Options were outlined, a way forward proposed and a collective decision made. The problem was resolved, and the number of new […]

Book Reviews

Campus Ministry in Pre-1949 China

A Book Review.

[…] such as Wang Ming Dao who decided not to join the Three-Self Church, equating such a decision as a betrayal of God. Adeney’s personal relationships with these key leaders bring these stories to life. While he had compassion for Yang and the difficult decision he made for the sake of continuing his ministry, he […]

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Fragmentation

[…] two years of covid stasis, lost careers and possessions, and have themselves faced dispossession as travel restrictions sealed them off from cities they had long learned to call home. Now as you all meet on Zoom for prayer, you find new strength and hope to persevere through the continually unfolding unknown that is waiting […]

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Single Women Ministering in China

[…] schools, and fellowships than men. However, when it comes to leadership, there is an expectation and a hope that men will lead. The roots of Confucianism are key to understanding the traditional roles of men and women. In society, women were identified within the family structure as a daughter, wife, sister, daughter-in-law, or mother. […]

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Reflections on China, 2014

[…] this work. A final source of continuing amazement for me is the missionary zeal of the Chinese church. They are always talking about missions work, especially their call to take the gospel westward into Arab countries. It is a standard outcome of the presence of the Holy Spirit that the good news is to […]

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Jesus: The Path to Human Flourishing

A Book Review

[…] the commonalities of the gospel culture and their culture which will then enable us to speak to them in a manner that makes sense to them. Another key point she makes, through looking at Paul’s writings, is the importance of being disciples ourselves if we are to make disciples of others. The author begins […]

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The Life That Is Truly Life

[…] news for the Christian. If God is the owner, then our place in God’s creation is to be faithful stewards—caretakers of all that belongs to God. A key question, given China’s remarkable economic growth, is whether China’s affluence will be accompanied by an increase in generosity, or whether greater wealth without generosity will negatively […]

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Eastern Versus Western Learning Approaches

Book Review

[…] it. Seeking knowledge requires resolve, diligence, enduring hardship, steadfastness, concentration and humility. In contrast, students from Western cultures have a different approach to learning which follows these key themes (p. 15): Human curiosity about the external world is the inspiration for knowledge. A relentless spirit of inquiry into the universe will lead to knowledge. […]

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A Holistic Perspective on Transforming Nations

[…] see community development take place. When communities are brought into the process, they are fully mobilized, they become “involved” and we see transformation on all levels. We call this approach the HIST model. HIST is: Holistic, Integrated, Sustainable and Transformational. Holistic refers to the whole person as well as the entire society and all […]

Editorials

More Than Money

A Fresh Look at Biblical Stewardship

[…] own journey of living as a faithful steward. In all this we pray God will use these words to draw you closer to him and to your call to be a faithful, joyful steward of all of life. As you do, you will set aside everything that may now distract you and take hold […]