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Financial Expectations of Prospective Chinese Medical Missionaries
Understanding the Financial Backdrop to Chinese Medical Mission Sending
[…] experience, greater degrees of field experience correlate with a greater ascribed degree of importance placed on these financial issues. Currently prospective Chinese medical missionary financial expectations are high. These expectations do not necessarily match with the lived reality of Chinese non-medical missionaries. Financial support models which can facilitate sending of Chinese missionary physicians need development.</p>
The International Church Role in Chinese Missionary Sending, Part 2
Strategies for Financial Partnership between Chinese and International Mission Senders
[…] in missionary sending. The international church seeks to partner with Chinese missionary senders. Finances are one key, but controversial, area of possible collaboration. Funds can become a stumbling block to mission efforts. Discriminating, time-limited use of money to support Chinese missionary sending in the framework of sound principles of financial giving decrease risks of dependency.</p>
July 19, 2012
[…] director. Theyve been held ever since. Hendricks denies the allegations against his employees. Sothebys and Christies International, the worlds two biggest art-auction companies, said they have been contacted about the case and are cooperating with authorities.London 2012: China’s Liu Xiang leaves ‘cold’ London (July 17, 2012, BBC News)Chinese hurdler Liu Xiang is to avoid […]
How Many Christians in China? Preferred Estimates, Part 3
<p>What is your current best estimate of how many Christians there are in China, and how did you arrive at that number?</p>
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Chinese Children at Risk
<p>Children at risk in China include orphans and disabled children. Services and support for these children are increasing. However, another wave of children at risk is sweeping across China with needs that also must be addressed. These trends are identified along with what is needed to care for the children and what is being done.</p>
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Working with Sea Turtles
[…] current Chinese slang refers to overseas returnees, especially to the thousands of Chinese students who completed studies overseas, gained practical work experience, and have now returned home. How many of these <em>haigui</em> are returning as Christians? What kind of impact wil they after spending time in the West? Are there ways we can support them?</p>
Keep Praying for MH
<p>On July 17, a Malaysian Airlines flight travelling from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur was shot out of the skies over eastern Ukraine. 298 souls perished. In the days following, many Christians took to Weibo to express their condolences. We have translated a few of those posts below.</p>
View From the Wall
Between Riches and Poverty: Chinese Christian Business People
<p>In China, the number of Christians is growing constantlyeven the official figure is increasing. The latest estimate from the TSPM/CCC is sixteen million Christians. Among these Christians are a group of people who are busy with their business on weekdays but worship God on weekends; they are the Chinese Christian business people.</p>
Consulting
[…] team understand the relevant areas of the new law and its implications, and draft an action plan for next steps. For more information on these services, please contact us at [email protected]. For those looking for consulting services that are not related to the new Overseas NGO Law, we welcome you to contact us as well […]
ZGBriefs | March 30, 2017
[…] out Reformed authors at bookstores and heading to Reformed websites. And some are also stumbling, passing quick judgment on those who aren’t five-pointers. Some are proud. A number are splitting up congregations. In many ways, Reformed theology in China looks like a newborn colt attempting that first walk—eager, stumbling, up and down and up […]