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Changing China, Changing Roles, Unchanging Commission
Foreigners in China Today
[…] more difficult. Within Chinese society, warp-speed urbanization and modernization have spawned fierce, dog-eat-dog competition. College graduates—the ones most likely to join urban churches—cannot easily find jobs. Housing prices, though ready to fall, are sky-high. Rising wealth has created a consumer culture exceeding even that of the West. Hedonism of all types, including pervasive sexual […]
Patience Needed
[…] year after year, perhaps decade after decade, trusting in God to work his will in his way at his time. This article was published in the May 2010 issue of ChinaSource Online. under the title, "Reaching Chinese Worldwide: Patience." It originally appeared as an article on the China Institute website; China Institute has since grown into […]
Chinese Theology: Text and Context
A Book Review
Chinese Theology: Text and Context, by Chloë Starr. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2016. Most books on Chinese Christianity try to trace its history, focusing on key people, events, and movements. While Chloë Starr does not neglect these, she highlights something that most historians neglect: the theology that arose from different contexts expressed the […]
Builders of the Chinese Church
Pioneer Missionaries and Chinese Christians
From 1807 to the 1920s, when a new phase of growth began, thousands of missionaries and Chinese Christians labored to lay the groundwork for a solid, healthy, and self-sustaining Chinese church. Builders of the Chinese Church contains the stories of nine of these leading pioneers.
Reaching Chinese Worldwide
Reaching Chinese Worldwide introduces the many ways in which Christians may communicate the truth and love of God in Christ to Chinese around the world. This nearly comprehensive survey contains both fundamental principles and practical suggestions useful for all those wanting to make a Christian impact on China.
Wise Man from the East
Lit-sen Chang: Critique of Indigenous Theology; Critique of Humanism
Wise Man from the East: Lit-sen Chang, is the gathering together of two of Lit-sen Chang's publications, Critique of Indigenous Theology and Critique of Humanism, published here in English for the first time. These two essays provide excellent examples of his wide learning, insightful analysis, powerful writing, and firm commitment to historic Christianity.
China: Ancient Culture, Modern Society
China: Ancient Culture, Modern Society provides a much-needed starting point for piecing together the many parts of the complex puzzle that is China. This rich volume bridges geography, culture, politics, and beliefs to present a nuanced picture of a nation that is often misunderstood by those seeking to view it through a Western lens.
I Was Wrong
A Retraction of My Criticism of Chloë Starr’s Chinese Theology
[…] the beliefs of most of the Protestant Chinese thinkers whom Starr treats in her book. I do not deny anyone the right to believe as he thinks best, but what bothered me most was that not once in three years did I hear any of my liberal professors even mention the work of an […]
Global Chinese Pentecostal and Charismatic Christianity
A Book Review
[…] “baptism with the Holy Spirit” is a distinct, second, post-conversion experience, different from regeneration, and that it is marked by the gift of speaking in unknown tongues. Organizationally, Pentecostal Christians tend to belong to denominations committed to that understanding of the baptism with the Holy Spirit. Pentecostals also believe that God continues to give […]
The Chinese Bible
History, Challenges, and Recommendations
[…] language and culture of the Chinese, whom they loved and admired. Eventually, after the General Missionary Convention in Shanghai in 1877, they selected a group of their best scholars, who chose outstanding Chinese Christians to help them, and the result was the Chinese Union Version, published in 1919. Though it has often been revised, […]