...and foreigners can expect when dealing with immigration. These airlines have suspended flights to and from China (February 5, 2020, CNN) Airlines around the world have responded to the coronavirus outbreak by...
Joann Pittman
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December 23, 2020
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Resources
Earlier this month we published the 2020 winter issue of the ChinaSource Quarterly which focused on Chinese diaspora ministry in the United States. Two articles were about the Chinese American...
ChinaSource Team
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December 18, 2020
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Stories
...As I (Joey) set foot in Africa for the first time, I had a feeling of returning to my hometown. Chinese Christians of Chicagoland: The Experience of One American City—Chicago (December...
Joann Pittman
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December 17, 2020
...great reminder that we are not alone. We are in this together. Before heading into 2021, I want to heartily thank the “us” and “we” of ChinaSource, who have a...
ChinaSource Team
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December 16, 2020
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Resources
...Historical Ride I came to this issue of the ChinaSource Quarterly, “Chinese American Christianity in History and Today,” with great curiosity and expectancy and was not disappointed. In the span...
Kerry Schottelkorb
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December 14, 2020
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Ideas
...for their anti-American messaging due to their own anti-American bias. While one might expect that scholars and administrators would be “up in arms” about Chinese interference, Pompeo said, the opposite...
Joann Pittman
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December 10, 2020
Volume 22, Number 3 • Winter 2020
...interaction with European and American missionaries in the nineteenth century. This was an era marked by the expansion of British and American commercial and military power. After the Opium Wars...
Timothy Tseng
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December 7, 2020
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Scholarship
...American life. Chinese (and other Asian) American students no longer wanted to participate in ethnic-specific groups as they “celebrated a perceived acceptance among white Americans and an assimilation to American...
Timothy Tseng
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Scholarship
I came to this issue of the ChinaSource Quarterly, “Chinese American Christianity in History and Today,” with great curiosity and expectancy and was not disappointed. In the span of only...
Kerry Schottelkorb
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Scholarship
...also reconstructed Chinese American Protestantism as “separatist” and evangelical.26 More Than a Social Club: American-born Chinese Evangelicals During the postwar years, not every American-born Chinese was comfortable in mainline Chinese...
Timothy Tseng
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Scholarship
...who is an American, who decides what “American” is, and who gets to become American? These questions are part of the larger issue of xenophobia which Lee sees animating the...
Steven Hu
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Scholarship