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China’s Urban Christians
A Light That Cannot Be Hidden
China's Urban Christians: A Light That Cannot Be Hidden looks at how massive urbanization is redrawing not only the geographic and social landscape of China, but in the process is transforming China's growing church as well.
We’ve Come this Way Before
Throughout history as various attempts have been made to introduce the gospel to China, a series of “perennial questions” have arisen regarding the relationship between the Christian faith and Chinese culture.
From Trailblazer to Fellow Traveler
The sixth article in a series by Brent Fulton exploring seven trends that are impacting the way foreign Christians can effectively serve in China.
Editorials
Disability—a Complicated Issue
[…] one might think. Disability is actually quite complex—much more than simply a characteristic of an individual. Jeff McNair takes our understanding of disability and evaluates Western human services through the work of Wolf Wolfensberger and elucidates the potential benefits of faith groups being involved in the delivery of human supports. We learn about the […]
Editorials
Unto the Least of These
[…] AIDS were found in communities containing more Christians. “Why don’t we build more churches in areas infected with AIDS?” he asked. Faced with shrinking budgets for social services and a growing list of social dilemmas posed by China’s rapid urbanization and globalization, the Chinese government is finding an unlikely ally in the church. Traditionally […]
Editorials
The Changing Chinese Family
Editor's Note: This editorial originally appeared in "The Family in China" (ChinaSource Quarterly, 2008 Fall).
How Many NGOs does China Really Have?
According to a recent article in The Economist, over the past 25 years half a million non-governmental organizations have registered in China. Another 1.5 million social entities have not registered and are effectively functioning illegally. Many others are registered as businesses.
Christianity and the State—Dispelling a Myth
[…] doctrine, it seems there is little room for Christianity in today’s China. Perfectly understandable, except this incident did not take place in today’s China. The year was 1880. The students—as Stacy Bieler relates in the autumn 2021 issue of ChinaSource Quarterly—were among the first crop of Chinese high school boys to come to America […]
Partnering with China’s Church in an Era of Global Convergence
We live in an era when partnership between the church in China and the global church is both desired and increasingly possible. The challenges facing the church in China have evolved significantly in recent decades A survey of these challenges may lead some to conclude that church life in China today is not that much different from church life in the West or among overseas Chinese communities in Asia. Postmodernism, urbanization, secularization, and family breakdown are endemic to industrialized and post-industrialized societies the world over. The difference for China is that it has experienced in thirty years what in most other nations has taken place over a century or more.