Firsthand accounts of faith lived out in the context of Chinese Christianity.
This tendency towards fixing (be it personal or societal) can often be a cultural clash point. We look around and see so much that we don’t understand and the “why” questions start bubbling to the surface. Is our motivation to fix what we perceive as broken, or to learn how the society is organized and the thinking behind it?
The pastor of a rural congregation shares the challenges his church faces.
Today the question foreign organizations are asking (or should be asking) is how to serve with the church in China.
A pastor shares his grandmother’s moving testimony as a shimu, pastor’s wife, in a time of war and hardship, and how she impacted his call to ministry.
China’s long history with soccer and the influence of missionaries in its modern development.
Why do some expatriates in China have more positive experiences than others?
How to better care for Chinese pastors and how they can care for one another.
Training and tools to help you get ready.
It is in the everyday lives of China’s believers that we can begin to understand the perseverance of a church that remains steadfast amidst change and uncertainty.
Chinese pastors share personal stories of how God has worked in their lives and through their ministries.
A must-read for anyone involved with orphaned or abandoned children and the programs that care for them in China.
What challenges do Chinese pastors face? How do they find support in the church? From other pastors? The journal ChurchChina recently published an article detailing these issues with interviews from prominent pastors in China.