THE CHINESE NETWORK BLOG
Ministry tips, cultural musings, and miscellaneous aids for ministering to Chinese international students
What Has He Done?
Note: This is the final article in a two-part series on sharing the Gospel with Chinese students. In this article we want to help them understand the significance that Jesus died for their sins. May these insights prove valuable as you present truth to your Chinese...
Guilty as Sin?
Note: This is the first of a two-part series on sharing the Gospel with Chinese students. In this post we consider how to address the need for the Cross because sin has separated us from God. May these insights prove valuable as you present truth to your Chinese...
Family. Country. Home
Mid-autumn day, some call it the Moon festival, is an important holiday for many people with Chinese cultural backgrounds. It is on August 15th in the Lunar calendar every year. On this day the moon is most round and complete, which is a symbol of hope that the family...
More Than a Cough
People all over the world know the story of the coronavirus outbreak from China. They read the headlines about travel bans, quarantines and face mask shortages. Yet at this time, many people may not know the story of Chinese people who are in their world. There are...
Beyond Graduation
Editor’s note: It’s the graduation season! While it is an exciting time for many, it can also be challenging and confusing. What’s next? Like many American students are considering their future and job options at this time, Chinese students are facing an even more...
Chinese Students Yesterday and Today
Editors’ Notes: Have you noticed any changes among the Chinese students in recent years? Perhaps you’ve noticed them with luxurious cars on college campus? Or maybe you were surprised by how well they spoke English? Today’s post is written by a current ministry staff...
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