A Chinese Missionary to Nepal (Part 2)
...I couldn't communicate because of the language barrier. Even though I saw the need for ministry, I couldn't serve with my language limitations. Then I began to realize that God...
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Another Perspective on Ministry with Returnee Chinese Christians
...their situations neatly. It is necessary to look at individual cases. Returnee ministry is a global-church need and is related to the global-church movement. Returnee ministry doesn’t fit into one...
How’s My English?
...on, they became a regular feature of our teaching life. Some of my teammates loved them; however, because I’m not a great conversationalist, I came to dread them. Furthermore, I...
Rethinking Youth Ministry
...the weak I became weak, to win the weak. I have become all things to all people so that by all possible means I might save some" (1 Corinthians 9:22). The successful...
Qingdao!
...was in March of 2012 when I was doing research for my book The Bells Are Not Silent: Stories of Church Bells in China. Here’s what I write about the...
ZGBriefs | March 23, 2017
...need for mentoring. Is the Chinese Church a Test-Case for “The Benedict Option”? (March 23, 2017, Jackson Wu) While the book offers “a strategy for Christians in a post-Christian nation,”...
From Training to Mentoring
In a previous From the West Courtyard post I wrote about seven trends, or transitions, facing foreign workers in China, along with the factors that are driving these transitions. Here...
Perspectives from China’s Christian Leaders and Those Who Serve with Them
...at a book club in Minneapolis, Minnesota on February 25 about her book The Bells Are Not Silent: Stories of Church Bells in China. Brent Fulton was quoted by Ian...
The Souls of China: A Trailer
Longtime China journalist Ian Johnson will soon release his new book The Souls of China: The Return of Religion after Mao. In it he presents a picture of the richness...
Perceptions and Priorities of Christian Leaders in China
...overseas who serve the church in China as a critical need. The fact that urban Christian leaders identify discipleship as more of a priority perhaps suggests that they are more...
When Tea Meets Coffee
...I like this place—very relaxed. It has my favorite tea—Jasmine. I fell in love with it when I got involved in China ministry years ago. Zoe: I enjoy tea as...
Excitement, Realism, and Incisive Commentary
...that, for me, the most staggering sentence of the whole book was from his introduction: “When I first lived in China in 1973 not one Christian church was open to...