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New Testament Reference Works in Chinese

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 in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, and the West. continued »

Review of: Christians in China: A.D. 600 to 2000

This is a marvelous book, and represents the learned Sinology of a long line of French Roman Catholic scholars, going back for hundreds of years. Though he devotes most of his attention to the story of Roman Catholicism, the author does give fair and generous summaries of important aspects of Protestantism in China. continued »

The Way Home: Faith for the 21st Century - Lecture Four: Faith and Life

Other religions do offer some guidance on how to live, and contain some truth. But is there anyone else like Jesus, the way, the truth, and the life, who carries us home to our heavenly Father? continued »

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Christ the Compassionate

Notice the compassion of Christ. He cares. He knows their condition, that they have run out of food because they have sought His presence and His power. See the kindness which makes Him unwilling to dismiss the crowd, because He... continued »

  • 28 January 2010
  • Verse: Matthew 15:32

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Patience

As I have reflected on effective methods for reaching Chinese with the Gospel, it seems that one theme keeps recurring: The need for patience. Without patience, coupled with perseverance, we are not likely to have a lasting impact on our Chinese friends or upon their society. continued »

About China Institute

China Institute is a charitable and educational organization dedicated to reaching educated Chinese – and through them, all of Chinese society - with the whole counsel of God. learn more »

Spotlight on Taiwan

Learn more about the spiritual needs of Taiwan and how you can pray for this small but important island.

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