Reflections on Ten Years of Work with the Church in China
Ten lessons for those going to serve in China from someone with experience.
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Can the Chinese Church Say “No”?
The editor's point of view.
Maximizing Effectiveness for Discipling Peoples
Seven steps to effective partnering.
Macau
A look at Macau as it returns to Chinese sovereignty.
Preparing for China?
Tips for those preparing to serve in China.
Counterfeits and Kings
God’s Chinese Son, The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom of Hong Xiuquan, by Jonathan D. Spence,
Reviewed by Tony Lambert
Discipling the Unreached Peoples of China
The Adopt-a-People concept has caught on, and many individuals, churches, and agencies are making a focus on a particular people group the heart of their mission strategy. Here are some suggestions relating to the challenge of actually reaching the peoples of China with the gospel.
Intellectuals and Gateway People Groups
Strategically, reaching intellectuals with the gospel may be key to reaching China as a whole.
Where East Meets West
One World: Two Minds, Eastern and Western Outlooks in a Changing World by Denis Lane,
Reviewed by Wright Doyle
Chinese Intellectuals and the Search for Modern China
The role that Chinese intellectuals play in the spread of the gospel in China.
Why I Would Not Become a Christian
Fan Xuede’s article is not an easy one to read. Here you will find the brutally honest soul of a contemporary mainland Chinese mind, who views the West— and the Christian religion—from a 20th century non-western perspective. You may not be ready for what you will find. A former Marxist philosopher who is now living in the United States, his words will warm your heart and move you to tears. It may also surprise, shock, anger, shame, and convict you. Our prayer is that it will move you to your knees, to prayer and to action.
Apologists or Antagonists?
The editor's perspective. . .