平安夜, Silent Night!
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...
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...
...future children how much I love them. I wished I had been born white, so I could be loved for who I was and treated as a person. At home,...
...United States. Religion I Knew I Would Pay a Price for My Faith: China Releases Missionary After Seven Years (May 10, 2024, Christianity Today) When pastor John Sanqiang Cao, 64,...
As a follow up to last week’s book review of Children of the Massacre: The Extra-Ordinary Story of the Stewart Family in Hong Kong and West China, Andrea Klopper spoke...
...highly faithful to the original biblical languages. Strengths I have referred to its elegant literary style. I am no qualified critic of Chinese literature, but even I can appreciate the...
...of various social trends. For this reason, China’s Urban Christians: A Light that Cannot Be Hidden, ChinaSource president Brent Fulton’s recent book, is a timely update to our understanding of...
...articles written by people with expertise and insight into that topic. Also included are a book review, the ChinaSource Perspective and, when appropriate, resources related to the topic. Our most...
Featured Article Confucius, the Buddha, and Christ – Book Review (January 4, 2022, Global China Center) In this book, Covell tries to analyze outstanding attempts to “bring the Christian faith and Chinese...
...provisionally, once again in secret, and once again against a backdrop of slow progress and frequent setback, the title of Sergio Ticozzi’s book strikes the weary observer as all too...
...because I too have had conversations brought to a dead stop by the dreaded “bu tai qingchu.” Ruminating on the phrase, Scott writes: I move on. I’ve lived in greater...
...Books International, 2016). In his forward to the book, Gordon-Conwell Seminary professor Kevin Xiyi Yao highlights Jin’s two major contributions: What Rev. Jin tries to do in his book is...
...this article, I will explore two ways of looking at language learning. This is somewhat oversimplified, but I hope that it will illustrate that which metaphor you use matters and...