Explore Chinese participation in global mission and cross-cultural ministry, including mission movements, sending and receiving workers, and partnerships across churches and regions.
The modern Olympic Games have never been awarded to a host country whose citizens did not have English as a common language. The promise to be the host city presented enormous language challenges to Beijing. Many of Beijing’s 13 million people will be working with the athletes and spectators. Nearly every walk of life will need bilingual English skills by 2008.
Lessons from the past on reaching China's minorities
Will the technological advances taking place in China effectively bring the good news to the unreached peoples of China?
Are the Han Chinese a "reached" people group?
Is the cultural divide between migrants and urban citizens yet another barrier to the gospel?
An overview of the ethnic minorities of China and the background of how they have been categorized by the Chinese government.
The editor's point of view.
What is meant by ethnic unity and why is it so important to China?
Daniel Wright spent two years in Guizhou, China on a fellowship that allowed him to study the people and societies of inland China. As he spoke with people, they expressed to him, in a variety of ways, the crisis of faith that has come with the erosion of belief in communism. The following is the account of his visit to Shimenkan, a township of the Big Flowery Miao.
As we consider the fact that the minorities of China constitute less than 7% of the population of that huge nation, we might be…
The Liberating Gospel in China, The Christian Faith among China’s Minority Peoples. by Ralph R. Covell.
A review by Jim Ziervogel
Are the people groups of China responding to the gospel?