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Poetry as Doxology
"Where Are You Going"
[…] 把它们放在头上好像新娘一般 到北极 然后触摸那光 手指梳刷着黑夜 到沙漠 在乐谱之间跳舞 沙浪在迪格里多斯的节律中流血 到海洋 并观看成千上万闪闪发光的金子 在液体的丝稠上融化 到山顶 吹响号角 在灵魂之谷回荡 你会回来吗？ 当笑翠鸟的欢笑 和天堂的轰鸣声 与成千上万的掌声欢呼相应 我就会回来 Watch for more contemplative poems and videos from Xiaoli Yang in this occasional series, “Poetry as Doxology.” Editor’s note: This post was updated on March 13, 2023 to include changes from a later version. Author’s note: […]
A Sacred Space
[…] Bibliography Guenther, Margaret. Holy Listening: The Art of Spiritual Direction. London: Darton Longman and Todd, 1992. Merton, Thomas. Spiritual Direction and Meditation. Collegeville: Liturgical Press, 1960. ©Xiaoli Yang. All rights reserved. Margaret Guenther, <em>Holy Listening: The Art of Spiritual Direction</em> (London: Darton Longman and Todd, 1992), 34. Ibid., 5. Ibid.<em> </em>The three images of […]
Alive
[…] in deeply and caress gumtrees with gratitude if you lengthen your antennae and receive outpourings of divine love and beauty every part of you awakened attuned alive 生机 如果你安静你的心 聆听海浪的故事 如果你把耳朵贴近在贝壳上 在遥远的海岸学习舞蹈 如果你睁开眼睛 并留意风中 那轻微抖动微小的花蕊 抱着敬畏之心 如果你让鼻子灵锐 和雨林的情态 相呼应 怀着崇敬之肠 如果你深深地呼吸 抚爱星辉包裹的胶树 带着感激之情 如果你延长触角 并领受神圣的爱与美 倾盆降下 你的每一部分 觉醒 谐和 生机 ©Xiaoli Yang. All rights reserved.
Expecting Great Things from God
A Chinese Couple’s Testimony
[…] as a ChinaSource Blog post to help set the stage for the full issue in June. Pentecostal Power One Chinese Couple’s Testimony By Hong and Esther Yang The following testimony was penned by Chinese Christians who came to faith in China but now reside in the US. This husband-and-wife team had ministered for […]
Let Go
[…] 被肯定 被鼓励 放下 那个情景 那张图画 那个片断 那页纸 那一章 那一节 让刺着你皮肤的沙粒 从你的手中被释放 擦掉剩余的残渣 然后张开你的手掌 领受从上来的恩典的清泉 被完全地洁净 并开始下个旅程 全 然 一 新 Watch a video production of “Let Go” on YouTube. ©Xiaoli Yang. All rights reserved.
Listening to the Echoes
A Post Lausanne IV Reflection
This is an invitation to listen to the echoes, following the recent Fourth Lausanne Congress on Evangelization held in Incheon, South Korea. When the noise dies down and silence starts to reign, what are we hearing and seeing? What is rising within? Here I share a small glimpse from the lens of an observer and virtual participant.
Taking Our Pain to the Cross
Bringing our pain to God is an act of profound faith. Believers in China who experience trauma can be encouraged by the truth that God will never leave them or forsake them. He is with them in their pain, and they can trust him through the sorrow.
Interview with Yang Fenggang on the Oxford Symposium
<p>An interview with Dr. Fenggang Yang, of Purdue University regarding the Forum for Chinese Theology Symposium. </p>
3 Questions: Dr. Fenggang Yang
<p>A ChinaSource "3 Questions" interview with Dr. Fenggang Yang, director of the Center on Religion and Chinse Society at Purdue University.</p>
A Brief Q & A with Dr. Fenggang Yang at Purdue
<p>An interview with Dr. Fenggang Yang about a new exchange program at Purdue University.</p>