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Article Review of “Mission, Millennium, and Politics: A Continuation of the History of Salvation from the East”

Review by Dr. G. Wright Doyle   March 2, 2010
From his position on the faculty of the Divinity School of Chung Chi College, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Tobias Brandner has access to nearly first-hand sources from which to construct a critical analysis of a key component of the “Back to Jerusalem [BTJ] Movement.” Continued »

New Testament Reference Works in Chinese

By Dr. G. Wright Doyle  February 5, 2010
One of the signs of the growing maturity of worldwide Chinese Christianity is the explosion of solid Chinese biblical scholarship, especially outside of mainland China. These works are not generally known or available in China, but can be easily obtained... Continued »

~ Featured Analysis ~

China’s Social Capital Deficit

By Dr. Carol Lee Hamrin  April 1, 2006
Developing the third sector is essential for addressing the difficult challenges China now faces, and in turn could ease the transition to more democratic political institutions, increasing the chances for peaceful change as nonprofits play a stronger role in mediating between state and society. Continued »

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Global China Center (GCC) is an academic and research institution devoted to the study of China, its history, society, and people, with special regard toward Christianity in China.

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Salt and Light: Lives of Faith that Shaped Modern China

Recovering the lost stories of eminent 20th-century Chinese lay Christians who pioneered the modern professions and served as “salt and light” in developing China’s early civil society.

Pathways

China’s “Exiles” – the Shoot God has Planted

Through the past century, God has been preparing His people outside of China through various waves of global exchange, economic emigration, or political exile.