Work as Ministry
A brief description of some of the characteristics of effective nonprofit work in China illustrated with concrete examples of how this kind of work relates to gospel ministry.
Articles
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China’s Society Makes a Comeback
An overview of China's public institutions.
A Parable for the New Century
Witnesses to Power, Stories of God’s Quiet Work in a Changing China by Tetsunao Yamamori and Kim-Kwong Chan,
A review by Joshua Snyder
Chinese Women in Transition
An overview of the changes in roles and opportunites for women in China.
China’s Minority Women
The issues facing minority women in China.
More Than Half the Sky
The editor's perspective
Impacting an Empire
The Morrison Center—a resource for those preparing to serve long-term in China.
A New Marriage Law in China
What are the provisions found in the Revised Marriage Law and the implications of those provisions?
Women in China
A look at the changing role of women in China.
Operation China
Paul Hattaway's Operation China now on CD-ROM for Windows/Mac.
Understanding China’s Intellectuals
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?
Building a Nation
Fuzhou Protestants and the Making of a Modern China 1857-1927 by Ryan Dunch.
Reviewed by Jason Kindopp