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As Time Goes by in Shanghai
A Film Review
[…] memory lane, talking about all the changes they’ve seen in China. Yet as they're still at it in 2013, it's clear that age is nothing but a number. The film consists of two narratives that coexist well throughout its duration. At the foreground is the narrative about jazz music in China and how these […]
Filling a Gap
[…] currently sending out cross-cultural workers, they are not able to share in this awesome blessing. And often if a church has sent out such workers, a good number of them are floundering and not seeing any fruit. This is an area in which their faith is lacking. Any way that we can help the […]
Thoughts on Theological Education for Chinese Believers
[…] rather than in other countries. It’s cheaper for Chinese believers to study in China, plus everything can be done in Chinese, their heart language. But as the number of official seminaries is inadequate to train all the leaders needed for the church in China and none of the house church seminaries are legal, theological […]
Reading Tea Leaves from the 2021 National Religious Work Conference
Divining meaning from openly available publications is something of an art form in the study of Communist regimes. Before the fall of the Soviet Union, Kremlinologists combed group pictures of the top leaders to guess who was politically in power and who was out by where they appeared in the photos. For religion in […]
How Important Is Education for Chinese Serving Cross-culturally?
[…] people.A formal education is even more important for cross-cultural work now than it was in the past. Back then, it was possible to go to many countries openly as a “missionary.” But now for most of the unreached parts of the world, this is no longer possible. One must have a work visa (or […]
Web Junkie
A Film Review
<p>Daxing Bootcamp, located in the suburbs of Beijing, is probably a place you've never heard of. But growing numbers of parents in China who are at wits’ end have heard of it or of the 400 rehabilitation camps like it. The government has set up the centers to treat teenagers with internet addiction disorder. <em>Web […]
Beijing Taxi
A Film Review
<p>The film <em>Beijing Taxi</em>, directed by Miao Wang, a Beijing native who immigrated to the US in 1990, begins two years before the Olympics and follows the lives of three taxi drivers. Each of them shares their own perspective on Beijing’s transformation, China’s rise, and most importantly, what it all means to them. Is China […]
View From the Wall
Christian Generosity from a Chinese Cultural Perspective
[…] they be saved first and then taught generosity later? Never! The Chinese church has shied away from teaching the subjects of biblical giving and stewardship for a number of reasons such as: faith-based mission groups discouraged mentioning finances; business pursuits are considered secular and not spiritual; making money is sinful in the thinking of […]
Are China’s Best Being Lost to the West?
[…] to return to China to serve long-term. And for those of us who live in China, we need to think twice before we encourage our local brothers and sisters to go to the U.S. for seminary. Notes ^ Ripken, Nik. Insanity of Obedience. B&H Books, 2014, p. 184. Image credit: Jetway to China Air flight by Curt Smith.
Peoples of China
China’s Migrant Children
[…] Guangzhoulag behind the smaller cities in implementing this policy.11 Parents of local youthparticularly in the large cities where the best national colleges are locatedstrongly protest the “ opening” up of their cities for migrant children, fearing increased college enrollment competition. The inability of migrant children to take the college entrance exam not only negatively […]