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China Institute is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization. For your convenience, there are many ways that you can contribute to what God is doing through the China Institute:

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Charlottesville, VA 22906-7312

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China Institute Funding Opportunities


Updated on December 8, 2009
  • Conference attendance: $6,000
    To equip both Chinese and Western Christian leaders to serve more effectively among the Chinese, attendance at several meetings each year is essential. These conferences include gatherings for China ministry leaders in this country and overseas, as well as both theological and missions conferences. For more information, please write or call.
  • Travel by the Director and others: $4,000
    To stay in touch with out CI Partners, Wright Doyle must occasionally travel to visit them and see their actual situation. In 2009-2011, trips are needed to Indiana; San Francisco; Boston; Cambridge, England; and Taiwan, and S.E. Asia.
  • Office equipment: $800
    Our computer and printer are not working well. The cost for replacing them would be: Computer: $600; Printer: $200
  • Greater presence in Asia: $8,000
    A six-week visit to Shanghai in the spring of 2010 by Director Wright Doyle and his wife Dori, for strengthening existing relationships with Chinese universities. During this time, Dr. Doyle will also visit Hong Kong to confer with leaders of Chung Chi Christian College at Chinese University of Hong Kong and of the Institute of Sino-Christian Studies, before continuing to Taiwan. Informal invitations to lecture at two universities in Shanghai have already been received. We are also considering a longer residence in Shanghai by the Doyles in the spring of 2011.
  • Financial accountability: $2,500
    Hitherto, our small budget has kept us from applying to the Evangelical Council on Financial Accountability, but we now believe membership in this organization is important for us. They require a full financial audit, which we have not been able to afford in the past, but we plan to conduct one for 2009 and thereafter.
  • Expansion in Taiwan: $12,000
    China Institute plans to recruit, train, and send up to ten people to Taiwan to engage in English teaching and counseling. We expect these workers to be self-supporting, but they will need initial travel and set-up funds, as well as tuition for intensive Chinese language study. One new worker plans to begin Mandarin training in June, 2010.
  • Part-time administrative assistance: $4,000
    As our presence in Taiwan grows, we shall need part-time administrative assistance from a local believer.
  • Please feel free to write or call us for further information about any of these projects and needs.


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