An African in China
Joann Pittman interviews “Tim,” a Zimbabwean student living in China, who shares his observations of similarities and differences between the two countries.
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The Farewell
Saying goodbye to Nai Nai . . .
Lord, I Love You
A simple and catchy tune, as well as the repetitive nature of the lyrics, makes this Canaan Hymn easy to learn.
Same but Different
Teaching in China—the first day of the new semester.
Reaching Tibetans
What will it take to reach Tibetans with the gospel?
“China and Africa”—a Preview
A look at the upcoming autumn issue of ChinaSource Quarterly—"China and Africa."
5 O’clock in the Morning in China
The Canaan Hymns, written by a young woman from the countryside, sung by Chinese Christians around the world.
God’s Work among the Lisu
Over 100 years ago, God began a work along the steep inclines above the Nujiang River in Yunnan that greatly impacted the Lisu people and many others along with and through them.
The Importance of First-Hand Faith
A pastor talks about the importance of each believer standing in a father-child relationship with God through personal experience and knowledge of the Lord Jesus.
Going to School in China
When parents move to China with their children, education is always a big concern. Three Asian TCKs tell their stories.
Fair Name of Jesus
A hymn to the tune of a popular Chinese tradtional folk song—茉莉花, "Jasmine Flower."
Being a Western Christian in the Global Church, Part 3
As Christians from the west we must stop thinking in terms of “the west and the rest” and embrace our identity as equal members of the world church, no more special or privileged than any of our sisters and brothers.