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The Marketization of China’s Education

[…] by private investors who run the school like a business. The second type is Chinese business firms or individuals in collaboration with overseas investors. These are joint venture schools oriented toward making a profit. The third type is owned and operated by Chinese enterprises or non-governmental departments, institutions or communities. Many schools have retired […]

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Coming Alongside

In 1999, a group of leaders from a variety of ministries met to discuss the growing shortfall between evangelism/church growth and the number of leaders that have been trained to lead new flocks. Over the past several decades, much time has been devoted to evangelism and church planting. While both are vital to the […]

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Is There a Campaign against Christianity in China?

[…] in a given situation can obscure the larger political agendas at work. Reports out of Wenzhou, for example, point to an over-zealous provincial Party official intent on cleaning up the urban landscape as the motive force behind the demolition of several churches and the removal of more than 100 crosses. He was, by all […]

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A Story Well Lived

[…] and through all kinds of groups. In addition to the organizations mentioned above, Rudolf also had a role in the work of the Lausanne Movement and Frontier Ventures, among others. What mattered most was not the building up of any particular organization, but the advancement of Christ’s kingdom, with all fulfilling their God-given roles. […]

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Urbanization and the Future of China’s Church

<p>Along with the massive urbanization that has forever reshaped the social and cultural landscape of China, the church in China has itself undergone a major transformation. From a largely rural, peasant-led movement in the 1980s the church is now very much an urban phenomenon.</p>

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Will China Become Generous?

<p>According to <em>China Daily</em>, one out of every thousand people in China is a multimillionaire. Yet China’s newfound wealth does not yet appear to be translating into greater generosity. In a worldwide survey, the London-based Charities Aid Foundation ranked China last among 140 countries. Could that change?</p>

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Strengthening Marriages in the Chinese Church

[…] the Bible, marriage is a covenant made by husband and wife before God. The call to commitment is higher than the goal of gaining happiness; self-sacrifice and service are more important than obtaining what we want from the other person. In light of this ten-year rise in the divorce rate, which highlights the paradoxical pursuit […]

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The Changing Face of Political Leadership in China

[…] to having less dominant leaders and a fragmented government and society. Lampton helpfully introduces an historical perspective on the traditional expectations of Chinese leadership before presenting a number of colorful examples of contemporary leaders to illustrate his points about what has actually changed in Chinese politics. Looking “under the hood” at the complex process […]

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Perceptions and Priorities of Christian Leaders in China

[…] the church’s current situation, increased opportunities to engage with China’s church have allowed a new degree of visibility into the life and ministry of Chinese Christians, enabling those who serve to better understand their own role in this rapidly changing environment. Notes ^ The CGRA comprises representatives of OMF, Frontier Ventures, Open Doors, and ChinaSource.

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China’s Church through Western Eyes

[…] victims of a godless state that is bent on their destruction. While it may have been accurate 30 years ago, this narrative overlooks evidence of a growing number of Christians in both the registered and unregistered church who are practicing their faith openly on a consistent basisfor example, sharing the Gospel with friends and […]