A few years ago, I began writing monthly letters based on the theme of reaching Chinese around the world with the gospel of Christ. These have been expanded into a book, Reaching Chinese Worldwide.
Teaching English in mainland China and Taiwan
An important part of a being a cross-cultural witness of Christ is forming relationships with people and gaining their trust. English teachers in China have found that their position allows them to accomplish that essential first step of relationship-building, making them excellent ambassadors for Christ in this foreign country.
Implications of the history of 19th century missions for today
Implications for China ministry of the American policy of promoting religious freedom
Lessons from the Past: Reflections on A Protestant Church in Communist China
“Blessed Are the Peacemakers”: The Role of Christians in a Discordant Society
“Boss” Christianity, Big Christianity, and Biblical Christianity
A reflection upon Wenzhou Christianity as described in Constructing China’s Jerusalem: Christians, Power, and Place in Contemporary Wenzhou, by Nanlai Cao. Although this volume reflects what appears to be a mostly secular, even Marxist, perspective, it also seems to provide a reasonably accurate picture of the new urban unregistered churches in Wenzhou. As such, it deserves careful thought.
