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On the China Bookshelf

[…] Hidden, by Brent Fulton The Chinese Puzzle, by Michael Falkenstine The Good Women of China: Hidden Voices, by Xinran Looming Transitions: Starting and Finishing Well in Cross-Cultural Service, by Amy Young Voices from the Past: Historical Reflections on Christian Missions in China, by Andrew Kaiser Survival Chinese Lessons, by Joann Pittman Image credit: Bargain Books […]

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Outsourced Children

A Book Review

[…] helpful information to have chronicled and I found myself tagging several pages of adoption facts and figures, especially pleased to have found data to support the rising number of domestic adoptions (30,000 to 40,000 children per year p. 68) that we were seeing on the ground.  However, one should be sure to refer to […]

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Sustainability and Long-Term Effectiveness: the Role of Business

[…] within the government, will quickly see through one's supposed commercial identity. Zhao Xiao, a prominent Beijing economist, believes the "Kingdom enterprise " concept is key to sustainable service and witness in China. In a recent interview Zhao provides valuable food for thought on the role of business in China as a vital expression of […]

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2 Resources for Those Affected by Coronavirus Restrictions

[…] has mobilized a volunteer pool of Chinese-speaking, Christian, professional counselors from across Asia to offer online counseling to the people in Wuhan. The video below introduces this service. If you are able to share this with others in the affected areas, please do. Article on Coping with Extended Isolation, Chinese and English Versions A […]

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New Wineskins for Cross-Cultural Workers from China

[…] workers, make it difficult to work in the same organization even if all agree upon the end goal. Chang concludes: “The revival of Chinese churches, the growing number of mature, mission-minded local Chinese Christians, the large population of unreached people groups (UPGs), and the difficulties that international agencies in China face all call for […]

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China by the Numbers

[…] still hard to come by. Nonetheless, this church growth has already placed China squarely on the map when it comes to the global Christian population. As China moves steadily toward becoming the nation with the largest number of Christians, its church will increasingly be in a position to leave a lasting mark on Christianity worldwide.

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It’s Also about the History

[…] exploited by foreign powers. This period of humiliation also saw a sharp increase in foreign missionary activity in China as well as a significant increase in the number of Chinese believers. To the Chinese government (and many Chinese) foreign intrusion and the Christian faith came to be seen as basically inseparabletwo sides of the […]

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The Greying of China and the Church’s Response

[…] care, as well as unskilled workers who could be trained for support roles. With a biblical ethic of caring for others, these Christians could bring to their service a motivation that would not be found among others who see senior care as simply a business opportunity. If they are able to create a viable […]

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The Stewardship Gap

[…] do “spiritual” ministry but offering little to equip them for the very real stewardship opportunities facing them every day in their homes, workplaces and communities.  While lip service has been given to “reaching influencers,” one might ask how much thought has been given to equipping them to exercise this influence in today’s China. Unlike […]

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Communities of Hope

Recently I had the opportunity to visit a number of orphanages and schools for special children in several Chinese cities. Some contained mostly infants, the majority of whom would be adopted by families outside China. Others had children ranging in age from toddlers to teens. Several specialized in caring for children with disabilities, while […]