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Chinese Christian Unity, Indigenization, and the Role(s) of the Missionary

Review by Dr. G. Wright Doyle   January 24, 2012
This issue of the International Bulletin of Missionary Research holds particular value for all those who seek to understand the church in China today. No fewer than six major articles, including the lead editorial, deal with the history of Christianity in China, with pointed references to the situation today. Continued »

Chinese Christianity and the Global Christian Mission (2)

Review by Dr. G. Wright Doyle  January 5, 2012
In part II of her book, Dr. Robert re-visits the history of missions by focusing on three themes: 1. The Politics of Missions; 2. Women in World Mission 3. Conversion and Christian community Continued »

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Tsinghua Universities and Christianity

By Stacey Bieler  April 23, 2011
Tsinghua University in Beijing and National Tsing Hua University in Hsinchu (Taiwan) are celebrating their 100 years anniversary on April 24, 2011. It may be insightful to see how the campus has been influenced by both American and Chinese Christians. 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.