THE CHINESE NETWORK BLOG
Ministry tips, cultural musings, and miscellaneous aids for ministering to Chinese international students
Celebrating Chinese New Year: Gospel Connections
Chun Jie (春节), known as Spring Festival or Chinese New Year in other cultures, is the most important, as well as one of the oldest holidays in Chinese culture. It starts from the first day of the Chinese lunar calendar and lasts to the 15th day, with different...
Conversation Piece: Beauty = Happiness?
According to the China Daily, the China Association of Plastics and Aesthetics has reported that more than seven million cosmetic surgeries were performed in China in 2014. Plastic surgery is a booming business in China; the industry is currently valued at $62.6...
Returning Successfully: The Church
This post is the third in a series of three related to the issue of Chinese students and scholars returning successfully after their time abroad. Spoiler alert: This is an important issue that affects the way you do ministry among Chinese (so listen up!). Shameless...
Returning Successfully: Considering Solutions
This post is the second in a series of three related to the issue of Chinese students and scholars returning successfully after their time abroad. Spoiler alert: This is an important issue that affects the way you do ministry among Chinese (so listen up!). Shameless...
Returning Successfully: The Obstacles
This post is the first in a series of three related to the issue of Chinese students and scholars returning successfully after their time abroad. Spoiler alert: This is a critical issue that affects the way you do ministry among Chinese (so listen up!). Shameless...
The Importance of Relationships in a Chinese Context
The China Partnership Blog, in celebration of a year of blogging, recently recapped their most liked posts of the past year. One that caught my eye was a post pondering what encourages the making of disciples among Chinese scholars in America. Good question indeed....
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