...Brent Fulton, Ph.D., "Perceived Challenges of Christians in China," in Bruce P. Baugus, ed., China's Reforming Churches: Mission, Polity, and Ministry in the Next Christendom, Grand Rapids: Reformation Heritage Books,...
...them the average US American saw very little worth praising in Mao for a number of reasons, especially the Cultural Revolution. I crafted my words and explanations respectfully and carefully, but...
...an expat who, to their often embarrassing surprise, understands Putonghua. While the number of foreigners that have adapted to living in China has increased, it seems the number of Chinese...
...school and our students, local and international, have reaped significant benefits. As we have grown in number of students and quality, our international retention rate has gone from about seventy...
...preparatory education by institutions, the number of students at the high school level continues to rise. According to 2013 statistics, the total number of students studying abroad exceeded 450,000. Among...
A number of high schools across the United States have quietly taken advantage of a growing interest in American education by international students. Federal statistics show that the number of...
...that number had grown to 6,725. That number increases to 25,880 for the total number of Chinese high school students studying in both public and private schools in 2012. The...
...stature of Christianity discomfits some high officials. Grand complexes are significant culturally and politically in China. Gleaming sanctuaries project the growing social and political power of Christians and churches in...
...Churches," in Bruce P. Baugus, ed., China's Reforming Churches: Mission, Polity, and Ministry in the Next Christendom, Grand Rapids: Reformation Heritage Books, 2014. Available on Amazon.) Image credit: Joann Pittman...
...downing of Malaysia Airlines plane. China 'spy ship' at US-led navy exercise off Hawaii (July 21, 2014, BBC) China says it has the right to send a surveillance ship to...
...This time I feel that we really need to cheer on Malaysian Airlines. No matter how everyone feels toward them this year*, this still is the Malaysian Airlines that Malaysians...
...were broken,” the father said by phone. “They beat his head, and I’m worried about his eyesight.” The confrontation Monday morning showed local officials’ determination to remove the cross,...