Deciding to Adopt a Child with Special Needs
In that providential moment God spoke to me and my husband; we knew we had our answer. He was calling us to adopt a child with HIV.
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Re-Thinking Technology’s Impact
What influence does technology have on us, our lives, and the church in China? Our attitudes toward technology may hold the answer.
Care for Those Who Remain in China
We didn't get to say goodbye!
What to Take Home for the New Year
As Chinese Christians flock home for the New Year, Pastor Cheng Fengsheng encourages them to bring the most important gift of all.
Uncovering a Hidden Need in China
Like many others who have heard about Chinese adoption, we thought the orphanages would be teeming with unwanted baby girls.
3 Questions: China’s New Tax Law
China’s new tax law and how it may affect foreigners working in China.
View from the Wall
The essays in this ebook, written by a Chinese scholar, were originally published in the ChinaSource Quarterly. Writing from a sociological perspective, Hou Shui offers a unique perspective on the church in China and its role in society, as well as its relationship to the party-state.
When the Gates Close and the Church Is Called to Care
The story of one church caring for those who had to leave China unexpectedly.
A Village Transformed by Christ
I had left a village corrupted by crime, and returned to a village transformed by Christ.
Happy Chinese New Year!
A very special film in celebration of a very special time of year.
Sociological Analysis and Theological Reflection on China’s Migrant Workers
Christian intellectuals, especially those in ministry or missions, will find the book very useful in understanding issues of poverty and alienation in China. Indeed, any concerned Christian will be moved by the stories and descriptions of the plight of the migrant workers.
Crisis Plans and Communication Challenges
With compromised computers and uncertainty as to which forms of communication were still OK to use, organizations struggled to be in regular contact with their workers and acknowledged that some of their people felt left out and lonely when they needed their organization's presence and support.