Scholars
John Barwick
John Barwick has a Ph.D. in modern Chinese history and has done work on the role of Protestant elites in China’s modernization in the first part of the 20th century. He is a lecturer in the Department of History at Cornell University.
Stacey Bieler
Stacey is the co-author of China At Your Doorstep, Chinese Intellectuals and the Gospel, and “Patriots” or “Traitors”? A History of American-educated Chinese Students. She also contributed to all three volumes of Salt & Light.
Cole Carnesecca
Cole received a PhD in the Sociology of Religion from Notre Dame University. He joined the faculty of Zhejiang University in Hangzhou in the Department of Sociology in the fall of 2016.
Wright Doyle
Dr. G. Wright Doyle is the director of Global China Center. He also serves as General Editor of the Biographical Dictionary of Chinese Christianity and editor of the GCC website. An Adjunct Professor of the Institute for Global Studies, Shanghai University, he contributes to Western and Chinese academic journals, and has published a number of books.
Carol Lee Hamrin
With a Ph.D. in Chinese and comparative world history, and twenty-five years as a senior Research Specialist at the Department of State, Carol Hamrin provides a long-term perspective on the remarkable transformation underway in China.
Yading Li
Dr. Yading Li is a scholar and educator in the study of Christianity from Nanjing, China where he served as a professor for many years. As a senior associate with the Global China Center, Dr. Li serves as the Managing Director for the Biographical Dictionary of Chinese Christianity.
Cui’an Peng
Dr. Peng serves as Associate Editor for the Biographical Dictionary of Chinese Christianity, and was involved in translating a volume for the GCC series Salt and Light: Lives of Faith that Shaped Modern China. Her book on the history of the translation of the Chinese Bible will be published as part of the “Studies in Chinese Christianity” series.
Gloria Tseng
With a Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley, Gloria is Associate Professor of History at Hope College, in Holland, Michigan. Gloria currently conducts research on twentieth-century Chinese Protestants.
Kazue Mino
Kazue Mino is Associate Research Fellow of the Institute for Christian Studies, Meiji Gakuin University, and Research Institute Assistant of the Institute of Asian Cultural Studies, International Christian University. Her research interest lies in the history of Christianity in Taiwan under Japanese colonial rule (1895–1945), focusing primarily on the works of a Scottish Presbyterian missionary, Campbell N. Moody (1865–1940), and Taiwanese Church autonomy movements in the 1920s and 1930s.
Associates
Dr. G. Wright Doyle, General Director, Texas
Dr. Carol Lee Hamrin, Senior Associate, Virginia
Dr. Yading Li, Senior Associate, California
Dr. Cui’an Peng, Senior Associate, California
Dr. Gloria Tseng, Senior Research Associate, Hope College, Holland, Michigan
Dr. John Barwick, Senior Research Associate, Cornell University, New York
Ms. Stacey Bieler, M.A., Senior Associate, Michigan
Mr. Cole Carnesecca, Ph.D., Asia
Mr. Jason Truell, Content Coordinator, Vancouver, Canada
Mrs. Casey Houseworth, Editorial Assistant, Stuttgart, Germany
Ms. Stephanie Helmick, Research and Editorial Assistant, Virginia
Advisory Council
Dr. Ryan Dunch, University of Alberta, Edmonton
Dr. Brent Fulton, ChinaSource, California
Dr. Christopher Hancock, Oxford House Consultancy, Oxford, England
Dr. Scott Sunquist, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, California