Charting the Future of China’s Ethnic Minorities
The editor's point of view.
The editor's point of view.
The story of a Christian county in rural Yunnan.
An overview of the ethnic minorities of China and the background of how they have been categorized by the Chinese government.
After over 20 years of economic reform, nothing seems to really catch the eyes of the Chinese today.
The editor's point of view.
Are the people groups of China responding to the gospel?
Due to the growth of the church in China, there are three main needs to be met.
Looking at one of China's "Cultural Christians," Liu Xiaofeng.
The church in China does not exist in a vacuum. Rather, it is experiencing unprecedented change that mirrors the rapid pace of change in society at large. Caught up in this vortex, the question is, “Can the church keep up and adapt itself for effective witness in 21st century China?”
The Adopt-a-People concept has caught on, and many individuals, churches, and agencies are making a focus on a particular people group the heart of their mission strategy. Here are some suggestions relating to the challenge of actually reaching the peoples of China with the gospel.
God’s Chinese Son, The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom of Hong Xiuquan, by Jonathan D. Spence,
Reviewed by Tony Lambert