...in China as well. Sky Blue Literature and Art Quarterly is a new addition. Extensive internet offerings include several new internet ministries run by Mainland Christians. These websites are aimed...
...business world in China. Coauthors Tetsunao Yamamori and Kim-Kwong Chan have written another short book about China, Witnesses to Power: Stories of God’s Quiet Work in a Changing China. In...
...history, government’s control is tight, and I do not see them relinquishing it. We need to be wise, pray and look for creative and innovative ways we can use the...
...areas of need, in organizational development, leadership, management, communications, planning and professional capacity” (p. 19). Each section of the book begins with an overview of the category or geographical area...
...short, this 109 page book is a quick but solid and well-rounded meal on the church in China and how it grew over the past century. The introduction itself is...
...the need to be part of a shared adventure, and the need to be delighted in. Applying Eldredge’s analysis to China, one can see how the church has, for many...
...hard enough to get the information needed to evangelize Tibet. Why,” he asked, “do we know less about the need and potential strategies than Roman Catholic missionaries did seventy-five years...
...boarded the soft sleeper car and found my berth. I had decided that, even though I speak fluent Chinese, on this trip I would hunker down with my book and...
...outside of China, need to make sure we are carefully listening to the cry of those whom we purport to admire so much. Perhaps we need to make this a...
...it bring true happiness. Society is in a deep spiritual and moral crisis. What, then, do Chinese people need? They need honesty, trust, integrity and faith. Chinese people need higher...
...to Bibles although the need for Bibles still exists. The literature need has been broadened to include reference tools, Sunday School materials and other literature recommended by other believers in...
...I first read this letter from the Chinese evangelist, I found it hard to believe that what was written was a fair description of foreign involvement in the church of...