...human trafficking and abuse, and criticized the local government ’s inaction. The Struggles and Strengths of China’s Migrant Workers (March 14, 2022, ChinaSource Quarterly) Factories have closed due to increasing wages and...
...This brought Li Yan great challenges that she found hard to accept. Then she got a phone call from the mentor who had helped her. The mentor told her that...
...grand gesture in his last big set piece. Instead there was an emphasis on his efforts to protect people’s livelihoods. Li steered clear of controversy in his final press conference,...
...truly sure you are increasing the number of Christians in a town is to increase the number of churches. …The vigorous, continual planting of new congregations is the single most...
...local officials; we also had to cancel a number of camps at the last minute. However, nothing would compare to the challenge posed by the COVID-19 pandemic as everything came...
...goods and services; more returnees open businesses to serve them; local economy flourishes; more move back” (p. 150). However, due to a host of challenges, this circle may not be...
...the phone with each teacher who had left Asia, helping them to process their experiences, how they had grown, what they had seen God doing in and through them, and...
...and find work in the factories in the Yangtze and Pearl River delta regions. However, and this is a key point of Invisible China, a critical shift has occurred. The...
...This is part two of the series “Know Thy Hui Neighbor” based on the the Know Thy Hui Neighbor (KTHN) training. This course trains local and overseas Christians to share Christ’s love...
...The Pearl River Delta, home to more than 78 million people and one of China’s economic engines, will face “severe” water shortages, Li warned. Because of reduced rainfall, 70% less...
...been disappearing for several days at a time without giving a reason and could not be contacted by phone or messaging apps. She ignores all the housework and as a...
...local community, only marrying local Hui, and avoiding pork. They knew they should pray five times a day, cover their heads, and give alms, but those duties were more critical...