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Dynamics of Mainland Chinese Ministry in North America
<p>As more Chinese students and scholars come to study and do research in North America the avenues for interaction with them are increasing and broadening.</p>
ZGBriefs | November 7, 2024
[…] Gaithersburg, MD, to hear about, reflect on, and find applications for the first comprehensive baseline study involving Chinese and Korean churches in the Washington, D.C., Maryland, and northern Virginia (DMV) region. The operative research question articulated by Dao Feng He, president of the Dao Feng and Angela Foundation which sponsored this research grant, was […]
ZGBriefs | November 2, 2023
[…] As part of our ongoing joint lecture series with China Academic Consortium (ERRChina) and the US-China Catholic Association (USCCA), China Academic Consortium will be hosting the autumn lecture on Saturday, November 11. Dr. Brad Vaughn (formerly known as Jackson Wu) will present the lecture, entitled “Salvation in a Chinese Context.” In-Person Saturday, November 11, 2023 First Presbyterian Church of […]
November 01, 2012
[…] to experts, there is no direct correlation between China’s success and the difficulties in the United States. It’s true: Some aspects of China’s riseprimarily the availability of cheap labor and the country’s devalued currencyhave made things more challenging for the United States. But a number of Chinese economic practices have also benefitted American consumers. […]
ZGBriefs | November 2, 2017
<p>Documentary: Down From the Mountains (October 31, 2017, China File)<br /> The three siblings are among an estimated 9 million so-called “left-behind children” currently living in the Chinese countryside without their parents.</p>
Islam has the largest number of under-30 believers in China?
Christian Today has posted an article with this headline: “Islam is the most popular religion for under-30s in China." The lead says: Islam has the largest number of young believers in China, new research has found, despite the growth of Christianity in the country and an atheist government. The China Religion Survey 2015, released […]
When Your Phone Becomes a Substitute for True Relationships
[…] said, “I would rather you killed me, too!” He responded, “If they hadn’t seized my knife, I would have killed even you.” This boy used his mobile phone to read hundreds upon hundreds of Wuxia (martial arts and chivalry) novels, becoming intimately connected to these internet stories, yet hardening his heart and distancing himself […]
ZGBriefs The Weeks Top Picks, November 21 Issue
[…] affect the vast government bureaucracy that enforces the policy: But the bad guys may not be quite as bad. The loosening of the one-child policy announced on November 15th, allowing couples to have a second child if either parent is an only child, is meant to signal the beginning of a more family-friendly bureaucracy. […]
A Chinese Christian Exodus?
Due to a number of monumental changes in politics, economy, and society in mainland China over the past decade, Chinese emigration has apparently been accelerating steadily…. What caught our attention is the very obvious and strong presence of Christians in ongoing emigration from China. A couple of unofficial estimates put the percentage of Christians…at 15-20%.
ZGBriefs – The Week’s Top Picks, November 6 Issue
[…] with "foreign" connections, Orthodoxy can stake a claim to legal existence in China because it is the historic (though hardly practised) faith of two small communities in northern China: the Albazinians who descend from Cossack prisoners who settled in the 17th century; and the Evenks, a people who straddle the Chinese-Siberian frontier. Labor Program […]