One Virus, Two Cities
If the global pandemic has laid bare our shared vulnerability, then it has also highlighted our interdependence as global citizens.
Christianity in China
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An Offer the Church Can’t Refuse
And then finding a way to respond online in China.
From Here to There
Those who stay in China for any length of time often discover that their most meaningful work is quite different from what they had originally envisioned doing when they first arrived.
Stories of Christian Women in China
This is not a book to be read in one sitting, however gripping the various accounts! Like so many of the books about China that recount the lives of ordinary people, and women in particular, it is not easy reading.
The Coronavirus: A Shared Narrative
Challenged with the question, “What if your church suddenly had to go virtual?” the group prayed fervently for the believers in Wuhan and other Chinese cities. Little did they know that, within a matter of days, this question would no longer be hypothetical.
Some Unanswered Questions
From the recent webinar, “Our China Stories: Unpacking Contemporary Narratives about the Church in China.”
How Many Christians in China? Preferred Estimates, Part 3
What is your current best estimate of how many Christians there are in China, and how did you arrive at that number?
How Many Christians in China? Preferred Estimates, Part 2
What is your current best estimate of how many Christians there are in China, and how did you arrive at that number?
You Can’t Do That in China!
Except they were. And they still are.
5 Important Issues for 2020
A Christian in Fujian province shares what he thinks Christians in China should be paying attention to this year.
How Many Christians in China? Preferred Estimates, Part 1
What is your current best estimate of the number of Christians in China, and how do you arrive at that estimate?
The Evolving Narratives
Looking at the development of the church over the past four decades we can identify two significant dynamics. One is the level of political persecution upon the church. The other is the church’s own internal capacity.