Cross-cultural workers in China service are increasingly aware of the strategic importance of reaching China’s urban intellectuals. Some of these intellectuals, often (mis)named “Cultural Christians,” have taken up Christian thought as a subject for serious academic study. At the same time, these are exciting, confusing days. China is stepping onto the international scene as a member of the WTO. She is searching for new ideas and values. What can the history of China, and the history of Christian missions in China, teach us as we seek to understand China’s intellectuals?
Samuel Ling
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2002年3月22日
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学术
Essential lessons from history for today's cross-cultural workers.
Tony Lambert
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2002年3月21日
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学术
Lessons from the past on reaching China's minorities
Ralph R. Covell
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故事
Fuzhou Protestants and the Making of a Modern China 1857-1927 by Ryan Dunch.
Reviewed by Jason Kindopp
Jason Kindopp
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学术
The editor's point of view ...
傅邦宁
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2002年3月20日
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学术
How can China's history be used to shape the future?
Huo Shui
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学术
The people of China view current events through two historical lenses.
Kay Danielson
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2002年3月15日
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学术
In determining how the church outside of China can serve China's churches, it is essential to listen to Chinese Christians. This article is based on interviews and conversations the author had with leaders of churches in China and with expatriates who work with the church in China
John A. Swem
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2001年12月14日
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学术
Gleaning lessons for working well with the Chinese church gleaned from the experiences of others.
Jason Lee
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学术
What can we learn today from the work of Matteo Ricci?
Larry Roberts
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学术
A letter from a Chinese evangelist about foreign involvement in the Chinese church, followed by a response.
华源协作团队
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学术
What is essential to serving effectively in China?
Huo Shui
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学术