1. Webinar: China's Moving Population
(Rsevents)

Webinar: China's Moving Population ...

2. Webinar: Current Trends in China
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Webinar: Current Trends in China ...

3. China Summit
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China Summit ...

4. China Pulse 2nd Annual Conference
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China Pulse 2nd Annual Conference ...

5. Made in China
(Rsevents)

Made in China ...

6. Unity and the Church in China
(Community/Blogs - English)

... for spiritual fellowship across church boundaries would go along way towards breaking down some of the barriers that separate the different groups of believers in China today.  And with the already prevalent ...

7. Book Review: Saving Grandmother's Face
(Community/Blogs - English)

Saving Grandmother's Face: And Other Tales from Christian Teachers in China Aminta Arrington, Editor Grandmother was nearing the end of her days, and as was the traditional custom, was having her tombstone ...

8. Men With a Child Day
(Community/Blogs - English)

Father’s Day recently passed in some countries like America. There is no such day in China, although some commercializing-related efforts are starting from such giants as Wal Mart and others. But for now, ...

9. Chinese Movies
(Community/Blogs - English)

One of the things I’ve stopped doing almost entirely in China is watching Chinese movies. There are several genres Chinese films typically stick to: ancient fighting/war; modern fighting/war; countryside ...

10. Muddled Methods
(Community/Blogs - English)

... cause us to lose sight of what should be common ground and to see only opposition. Because while we can argue extensively on how valuable or "strategic" each of the above ways of working in China may or ...

11. Do Your Shoes Shine?
(Community/Blogs - English)

I live in a very dirty part of China. There is dust everywhere: windows, hair, ice cube trays, nostrils, lungs---everything is covered with a fine layer of silt. Over time, I have become accustomed to ...

12. Time, Part 2
(Community/Blogs - English)

... are the foundations of truly effective China service.  And when mistakes happen, remember that there is no quick fix.  Rather, commit yourself to a long and humble process of repeatedly demonstrating your ...

13. Ms. Zhu
(Community/Blogs - English)

... China. I met her 7 years later inside the same brothel. In our outreach work in Southern China among the unloved and forgotten, I meet hundreds of Ms. Zhu’s every year—women sold into slavery into Chinese ...

14. Time, Part 1
(Community/Blogs - English)

Over the years I have become increasingly convinced that ministry in China is cyclical.  Not simply that it goes through waves of highs and lows, but more specifically that our actions in the past continue ...

15. What Happens To Tea Leaves After They’ve Been Read?
(Community/Blogs - English)

... It is one of the main focuses for those who eager to "read the tea leaves" and sniff out the winds that represent where China is headed in the next year.   But don’t be fooled.  This is NOT a report of ...

16. Leaving
(Community/Blogs - English)

... up to the satisfaction of watching the now 20+ ensemble performing at weddings, this has been and remains one of the most rewarding aspects of my life in China.  While I have never led or directed the ...

17. China-Bashing Season
(Community/Blogs - English)

... will be no more for the year. Just as sandy winds are tied to the calendar, so are the political winds of China.  Thus, like meteorologists observing weather patterns in the sky, watchers of China’s ...

18. Are You Ready?
(Community/Blogs - English)

... cost of living and doing business in China for foreigners will increase.   Is your organization thinking about this and making appropriate plans?  If not, it’s probably time to start. ...

19. What Do They Really Think of Us Laowai?
(Community/Blogs - English)

...  /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable The local laowai community has been in abuzz recently about an opinion piece in the China Daily by media mogul Hung ...

20. Hierarchy
(Community/Blogs - English)

... questions about what our group structures “ought” to look like.  My purpose today is simply to say that in almost every situation I have observed in China, the westerners drastically overestimate the degree ...