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The ultimate and eternal aim of raising children is to lead them to become people who worship God, which is the fundamental difference between how disciples of Christ and the people of the world raise children. Praying with children and leading them to pray is essential to achieving this aim.
The Qingming Festival leaves observers with death; Easter opens the way for life through the work of Jesus Christ.
In the spring of 1979, Ningbo Centennial Church became the first church in China to reopen its doors after the Cultural Revolution.
The Tianjin CCC and TSPM hold a prayer and worship service as spring planting begins in rural areas.
Gospel posters from the early 20th century.
“Mrs. Yang,” a popular blogger, shares her thoughts on who should teach children's Sunday school.
As China develops and urbanization accelerates, so does the number of Christians flowing out of the countryside. This has left many rural churches with shrinking numbers and aging congregations.
The moving story of one mother’s journey from witchcraft to Christ.
This publication is a collection of selected essays written by Huo Shui over the years and previously published in ChinaSource Quarterly.
Key articles that have been published previously in the ChinaSource Quarterly, that treat current issues which will continue to be relevant in the future, are listed within the category to which they pertain. Also included is one full-length article dealing with change.
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Our readers are given a look back at the origins of the ChinaSource Quarterly, its development over the years, and the process used to keep it on the cutting-edge of current happenings in China.