...demand was driven by the strategic concern over religious influence of “hostile forces from the West” and the political need for nationalist-statist ideology. The churches’ response was driven by the...
...resources developed by Wenzhou churches to be shared widely. The sheer willingness to strike out into regions unknown, necessitated originally by their need to venture beyond the mountains surrounding Wenzhou...
...article, both from Indigitous, share the need for innovation and digital transformation for the 99 percent not in professional ministry to find their place in the Great Commission. Through innovation...
...write this article because I feel it many ways, I am. The Great Fapiao Mystery (May 3, 2016, The World of Chinese) It is something everyone eventually runs into in...
...made me recall analogous cases I had seen elsewhere in China, such as people ignoring barriers to cross a potentially dangerous construction site in Changsha. As I walked away from...
...guide, I view it as more a cultural guide and because so much of it dealt with China business culture, I found it very helpful. This is a great book...
...on their work and future career prospects. Sponsored Link Online Book Club (ERR China) On November 1, Joann Pittman will facilitate an online book club discussion for ERRChina/CAC. The book...
...My Heart Burns for Them — An International Student’s Passion to Reach Others with the Gospel (October 22, 2018, ChinaSource Blog) I’m from Zimbabwe and currently studying mechanical engineering. I have been in...
...I had planned. At that time, the feeling in my heart was like Galatians 2:20, “I have been crucified with Christ, and I no longer live, but Christ lives in...
...and his wife endured in their climb to the middle classes, and he wanted to leave space for fun. My wife and I suffered a lot, he says. I dont...
...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,”...
...into disuse, because they don’t really meet the local need, being replaced by the latest program to come along. The program cannot be adapted to meet local needs; neither can...