ZGBriefs | September 27, 2018
...Chinese. Living Cross-culturally Having Gone to China, I'm Thankful I Learned . . . (September 21, 2018, ChinaSource Blog) We received a package in the mail one day from a former teammate...
...Chinese. Living Cross-culturally Having Gone to China, I'm Thankful I Learned . . . (September 21, 2018, ChinaSource Blog) We received a package in the mail one day from a former teammate...
...by Chinese state media outlet Xinhua asking “Are You Ready for the Three Child Policy?” was ridiculed by some when nearly 30,000 people replied “I am not considering it [three...
...and can fathom all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have a faith that can move mountains, but do not have love, I am nothing." As we mentioned above,...
...I soon realized that issuing a blanket ban on number-based communications would mean cutting off just about every single Chinese person I knew. In the U.S., you really only have...
...confess that I have not read it until now, perhaps because I thought it might be too sketchy or antiquated to be of use. How wrong I was! For several...
...is still alive or especially if they are dead. The challenge I faced living in Asia was dealing with my underlying cultural beliefs that maintained my individual identity. I was...
...reconceptualizing Chinese Christians’ identity and purpose in God’s mission. Then, I will draw attention to issues for critical reflection in intergenerational collaboration. Finally, I will bring these two aspects together...
...I can hardly wait for the continuation in September. In the summer issue I found the historical look at student work in China informative, and the update on student engagement...
...the success and failure of the past four decades missiologically. By missiological reflection, I do not mean purely theoretical analysis and speculation. Rather, I mean a process similar to what...
...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...
...life in China is much more complex. Yes, “complexity” is the key word I would like to highlight. The Complexity of the Chinese Church When we talk about Protestant Christianity...
...My answer was pretty simple: “I have two reasons; first, I go because no one else is going there, and second, I go to be an example to you, because...