...In the 1850s and 1860s, publications like The Chinese Serial,Shanghae Serial, Chinese and Foreign Gazette, and The Globe Magazine were founded in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Ningbo, and other locations, with renowned English and American...
The “Chinese” Way of Doing Things: Perspectives on American-Born Chinese and the Chinese Church in North America by Samuel Ling with Clarence Cheuk. China Horizon, 1999, 229 pp. ISBN 1-892-63202-0,...
...Western cultures and has been fueled by Yale law professor Amy Chua’s recent book, Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother. In her book she points to recent research: In one...
...deeper understanding of the group. I look forward to the book being revised and becoming a standard tool to encourage churches in China to adopt in-country UPGs as part of...
...in Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox churches. I wanted to tell their stories. I think my book will appeal to anyone who is interested in China, history, bells, and travel (that’s...
...of their legacies. Shortly after I read this book, I read the book Mission Impossible: The Unreached Nosu on China’s Frontier by Ralph Covell. In it he relates the story...
...various articles, mainly in the Christian press. Those written by the late Rev. Jonathan Chao were particularly valuable. Last year, I reviewed a short book which was published in Hong...
...before: I want us to be safe.” As I’ve aged, I’ve noticed this shift within myself as well. I don’t know if it is a part of the aging process...
...this book that caught my attention was, “Church planting is not the final objective of mission, it is the beginning.” I am familiar with many churches worldwide which, although they...
...book is clear and scholarly, especially on how the system of injustice is sustained, legitimized, and accepted. A very valuable part of the book is the detailed descriptions of the...
...receive Bibles in 1985 and this was largely due to the ministry of Balcombe’s church in Hong Kong. As I reflect back on these conversations, I can now see that...
...to sincerely thank my book reviewer, Eliannah Yeo, for taking the time to review my book, especially since hers was the first of many to come. I also want to express my gratitude...