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A Journey of Captivation and Identity
Non-Chinese who have become deeply invested in China usually have a clear memory of the moment when they became captivated by China and its culture. It is no different for my wife, Sandy, and me. On October 15, 1996, we had a life-changing moment that began our deep investment in China and its culture. […]
Gaining Perspective on the Chinese American Christian Diaspora
<em>We are grateful to the contributors of the winter</em> ChinaSource Quarterly <em>for providing us the opportunity to be richly informed in such a crucial season. I hope we can all come to this reading as humble learners, challenged to seek, understand, and grow.</em>
Women in China
A Look through the ChinaSource Archives
[…] ways that the lives of Chinese women have been impacted by the Communist Revolution and then the reform and opening up period. Every article is worth a careful read, and Brent Fulton’s editorial, “More than Half the Sky,” is an excellent introduction. Transformation by Nathan and Sue Lee, December 14, 2004 People who belong […]
Be A Better Dad Today
A Book Review
[…] other formats also available. 成就好爸爸:男人一生最重要的工作 (Be a Better Dad Today, Chinese version), 2014. Kindle电子书version available from Amazon.cn for￥4.99; other formats also available. Kindle电子书version available from JD.com for ￥3.99; other formats also available. Reviewed by Barney Ambassador. Philanthropist. Venture Capitalist. Harvard Business School Professor. Best-selling author. Ask Gregory Slayton which one of these he feels is the most important job he has ever had and he […]
Revisiting My Favorite Posts from 2022
A New Twist on the Top 10 List
[…] Is Over by Chen Jing. October 10, 2022. This was another very challenging post, which generated lots of reader responses that became a whole series. Chen Jing called on readers to consider the history of missions in China over the past 40 years, reflecting seriously on both the successes and failures of Western cross-cultural […]
A Year of Unity and Anticipation
Stepping into 2025 with ChinaSource
This past year has been extraordinary for ChinaSource—a season marked by remarkable kingdom partnerships and unity that point directly to God’s faithfulness. Reflecting on the milestones of 2024, one phrase captures the essence of this journey: “unprecedented territory.”
ChinaSource Perspective
Walking in the Light and the Need for Vigilance
[…] writers have chosen to bring the subject of leadership ethics within the church in China into the light. This is a sensitive topic. In the majority of cases we are thankful for spiritual leaders—for pastors and shepherds who have sacrificially invested in our well-being and the nurture of our souls. Also, we know the […]
The Chinese Church Does Missions (2) Beyond China
ChinaSource Summer School Session 5
[…] ChinaSource contributor, sat down for an interview with TT, the founder and director of one of China’s most mature sending structures. He described the effect of the loss of Western workers due to the regulations of the New Era, as well as COVID-19 regulations. He also discusses how Western Christians can truly support and […]
ChinaSource Perspective
A Rich Historical Ride
I came to this issue of the ChinaSource Quarterly, “Chinese American Christianity in History and Today,” with great curiosity and expectancy and was not disappointed. In the span of only seven articles I was taken on a rich historical ride which covers the story of the Chinese diaspora in North America, a closer look […]
ChinaSource Perspective
A Deep Well
[…] orients us to the themes of the coming articles. “The purpose of the current issue is to help readers understand where China is headed so that we can better pray, support, and engage with brothers and sisters in China.” Brent Fulton calls on us to intentionally focus on the stories of Chinese Christians both […]