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July 19, 2012

[…] railways during summer travel peak (July 17, 2012, Xinha)China’s railways have handled six million passengers daily since the start of this month, when the peak summer travel season began, the Ministry of Railways announced Tuesday. A daily average of 6.04 million passengers traveled by rail during the first 15 days of July, the ministry […]

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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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The Chinese Church Does Missions (1) Within China

ChinaSource Summer School Session 4

[…] cross-cultural workers since 2006. She looks at the ideas of calling, vocation, and spiritual formation. China’s Churches Reaching China’s Ethnic Minorities China is home to a large number of ethnic minorities—over 50 distinct people groups. In this 2019 article from our Chinese Church Voices column, a Han missions worker describes the history of mission […]

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Meet the Missionaries Who Went to China

ChinaSource Summer School Session 3

[…] cites important books for further reading. “Kiwis” in the Middle Kingdom We talk quite a bit about the British and American workers in China, but a large number came from other places in the West, including New Zealand. In the summer 2022 issue of CSQ, Sylvia Yuan presented a detailed analysis of missionaries from […]

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The Chinese Church Does Missions (2) Beyond China

ChinaSource Summer School Session 5

[…] therapist from China, analyzes several of the most important issues. There’s so much to learn about Chinese workers who are sent out to other countries. The winter 2016 issue of CSQ, Cross-Cultural Missions from China, is a treasure trove of articles, testimonies, and resources. Get a sense of how far the Chinese missions movement […]

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Christianity Comes to China

ChinaSource Summer School Session 2

[…] the Assyrian or Nestorian Church). There is a stele in Xi’an which relates the history of the Church of the East and the Tang Dynasty. In a 2019 blog post, Todd Godwin wrote about the stele and its political and spiritual significance, while highlighting its historical context. He has several recommendations for further reading […]

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Chinese Culture and Christianity: Diving into the Archives

ChinaSource Summer School Session 1

[…] lens of sharing the gospel. She has contributed several posts, which are well worth reading. Union with Christ and Contextualization in China A contribution from the Spring 2018 ChinaSource Quarterly, this article explores the meaning of “union with Christ,” both in the broader context of the writings of Paul and in dialogue with Confucian […]

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ZGBriefs Newsletter for May 17, 2012

[…] stage. Officials from the powerful CCTV, inspectors, engineers and architects did a final walk through the 54-story, 234-meter (772-foot) structure on Wednesday, chief architect Ole Scheeren said. Airline cuts number of flights to Philippines (May 16, 2012, Shanghai Daily) China Southern Airlines, one of the three major Chinese airlines, yesterday announced it was cutting […]

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ZGBriefs | May 24, 2018

<p><strong>Baozi vs. Jiaozi</strong> (May 20, 2018, <em>Transparent Language</em>) Both are cheap, delicious little bundles of joy, so you really can’t go wrong either way.</p>

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Hearing from the Church in China, Part 1

The Quest for Trustworthy Information

One…reason for drop in the number of publications the measures introduced to combat the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in…less direct contact. However…the decline started before the arrival of the pandemic and secondly, the Communist Party had…been busy for many years…to control the information environment, even before the watershed 2018 regulations came into force.