ZGBriefs | January 18, 2023
...to the End of the “Golden Age” (January 16, 2023, ChinaSource Blog) If Christian workers, foreign or local, were aware of the cyclic historical pattern, they might be less surprised by the...
...to the End of the “Golden Age” (January 16, 2023, ChinaSource Blog) If Christian workers, foreign or local, were aware of the cyclic historical pattern, they might be less surprised by the...
...heavy-hitting endorsements of Chloe Starr and Lars Laamann. The impressive bibliography runs for over twenty-five pages, and includes archives in Michigan, Hong Kong, California, and Wenzhou, China. Chow incorporates the...
...I am thankful to join my Chinese brothers and sisters in God’s mission whether I am standing on the streets of China or sitting behind a desk in Michigan. Realizing God...
...in Hong Kong, then at Harvard where he received his PhD. Formerly at the University of Michigan, then Harvard, Yale and New Asia College, he is currently a professor at...
...by number of visas): University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign University of Southern California Perdue University Northeastern University Columbia University Michigan State University Ohio State University University of California, Los Angeles Indiana...
...last year, I was preparing to attend the inaugural Chinese Public Theology Conference in Michigan. For ChinaSource, it was a special and exciting opportunity to be invited to a Chinese-language...
...including the deaths of five police officers, and several suspects are believed to be on the run, according to local security officials. Conflict Flavors Obama’s Meeting With Chinese Leader (September...
...service at his church. In another story, a Chinese woman living in Michigan contacts him and enlists his help in finding her missing sister. My personal favorite was a used...
...ask. “Don’t you get bored driving 8 or 10 hours per day?” My answer is simply “Nope.” I enjoy taking in the scenery (in this case Wisconsin, Michigan, Ontario, Quebec,...
...ChinaSource has added a number of publications. Some continue to be published today (ZGBriefs, Chinese Church Voices, and From the West Courtyard (the ChinaSource blog); others were useful for a...
...overseas rivals. In recent years the number of such detentions has increased, a disturbing trend for foreigners visiting or conducting business in the country. Turning the desert into detention camps (November...
...protecting children, and fighting leprosy. These individuals were also active in local church life, some helping to establish local churches. 2. How did you decide which stories to include? We...