Shandong: The Revival Province - Book Review

Hattaway calls Shandong “The Revival Province,” because it has witnessed so many massive turnings to God, often spilling over into other parts of China. Other provinces have more Christians and a greater percentage of Christians, but none has witnessed revivals as Shandong has.

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G. Wright Doyle
Builders of the Chinese Church: Book Review

What can explain the explosion of Christianity in China, despite the apparently insurmountable obstacles of the Cultural Revolution and virtually insignificant number of believers in previous centuries? Builders of the Chinese Church answers this question by examining the lives of nine evangelical leaders: seven Western missionaries and two Chinese pastors.

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Stephanie Helmick
A Missed Opportunity: The Failure of a Bold Project

Li Ma’s Religious Entrepreneurism is a dense, complex monograph about a very complicated series of events centering upon a person with many sides to his character and conduct. Though this book contains some useful information and insightful analysis, it is fundamentally flawed, misleading, and of limited value for students of Chinese Christianity.

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Grace to the City: Book Review

Christians in the West are curious about believers in China, after decades of knowing theirs as a “closed country.” The newly released book, Grace to the City: Studies in the Gospel from China, is a window into the ministries of a handful of Chinese church leaders through their teaching on God’s Word.

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Sarah Sawyer
Zen Existentialism

Chinese scholar Lit-sen Chang writes this work post conversion to persuade Westerners in particular to reject the folly of Eastern religions in favor of the Christian gospel.

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Stephanie Helmick
Reaching Chinese Worldwide

A handbook that is as nuanced, socio-historically sensitive and practical as the very culture and people it seeks to affect, Reaching Chinese Worldwide offers principles for effective Christian witness and culturally sensitive involvement in the life of Chinese people.

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Sarah Sawyer