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Transitions Large and Small

[…] more critical than others. Coach and author Terry Walling refers specifically to three major transitions that shape our lives. The first usually occurs early on, in one’s 20s or 30s, and involves discerning one’s life calling. The second, which involves focusing in on those things for which one is uniquely equipped and gifted (and […]

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From Here to There

The Straight-Line Fallacy

[…] not only friendly to the West, but also more similar politically and culturally. Former Los Angeles Times Beijing Bureau Chief James Mann dissected this narrative in his 2007 book, The China Fantasy (New York: Viking). As his book title suggests, Mann viewed the engagement myth as fundamentally flawed in its straight-line view of the […]

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Perceptions and Priorities of Christian Leaders in China

[…] training. There were roughly an equal number of full- and part-time workers. Most had been involved in ministry for less than 15 years, but roughly one-fifth had 20 or more years’ experience.  Comparing the demographics of the China respondents and those from outside China who serve with them suggests a significant generational difference. Overseas […]

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Anticipating Hope

[…] passage also reminds us that the pathway to hope passes through suffering, a lesson lived out in the lives of countless Chinese Christians who have learned to walk the pathway of the cross. We rejoice, not because there is anything inherently life-giving about the suffering we endure. Suffering is not pleasant. We do not […]

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3 Questions: A New Look at Chinese Christians

[…] tell stories spanning from the 1950s to the current day. Today the presence of Christians in China is embedded in what we term a "paradoxical reality." The number of Christians has been growing but, due to media censorship, the average citizens' perception of their presence is limited. Unless they have access to global news […]

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Billy Graham’s Legacy of Partnering

[…] he was referred to at the BGC—did not personally visit during those years, his influence was keenly felt. ChinaSource, like many other evangelical institutions born in the 20th century, owes much to the legacy of partnering left by Billy Graham. His vision was not simply the proclamation of the gospel, but Christians proclaiming and […]

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Is Your Organization a Fit for China?

[…] the wrong reasons. (They may actually be more interested in connections or influence you are perceived to have, or resources you may bring, than in the actual service you intend to provide.) Who else is doing or has tried doing something similar? What have they learned? Discovering what works and what doesn't in China […]

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Beyond Politics

[…] are motivated to seek change within their society will choose to live out their faith. Christians in China are already providing examples through their forays into a number of areas.  In the nascent field of Christian education, parents, teachers and church leaders are currently experimenting with a variety of alternatives to the state education […]

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Hope for HIV/AIDS in China

<p>The effect of HIV/AIDS is increasing and is expected to affect 5% of the Chinese population in the next 20 years. What is being done to address the medical issues and the social stigma of this devastating disease? What have Christians dealing with HIV/AIDS in Africa learned that can be applied to the situation […]

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Outsourced Children

A Book Review

Outsourced Children: Orphanage Care and Adoption in Globalizing China by Leslie K. Wang. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2016. This book is a must-read for anyone involved with orphaned or abandoned children and the programs that care for them in China.  Indeed, those of us engaged in this type of work almost entirely make […]