Chinese Churches Handbook
Type
Book
Authors
OCLC
9187184
Category
Missionary ( 宣教研究 )
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Publication Year
1982
Pages
372
Subject
BR153
Abstract
The Chinese Coordination Centre of World Evangelism is most concerned with the development and improvement of Chinese churches all over the world. To achieve this important goal, we must have an in-depth and comprehensive research into the situations of all districts. Then, in accordance with the real situation, we can make proposals for development, to which church leaders of all districts may consult.
Dr. Gail Law has laboured relentlessly for more than two years in this research project and has finally completed this significant contribution.
Dr. Gail Law has laboured relentlessly for more than two years in this research project and has finally completed this significant contribution.
Description
Table of Contents
Foreword by Dr. Philip Teng
Foreword by Dr. Wu Ming Chieh
Foreword by Rev. Thomas Wang
Foreword by Dr. Donald McGavran
Acknowledgements by Dr. Gail Law
Introduction
I. Chinese Districts
A. Taiwan
B. Hong Kong
C. Macau
II. Chinese - Majority District: Singapore
III. Non-Chinese - Majority Districts
A. Islamic Districts
B. Buddhist Districts
C. Western Country Districts
D. Third World Roman Catholic Districts
E. Other Districts
Appendixes: North American Mission Organizations - Current Ministries among the Chinese and Ten-Year Projections
A. Types of Workers and Their Distribution in Field Districts
B. Types of Ministry for the Next 10 Years
Foreword by Dr. Philip Teng
Foreword by Dr. Wu Ming Chieh
Foreword by Rev. Thomas Wang
Foreword by Dr. Donald McGavran
Acknowledgements by Dr. Gail Law
Introduction
I. Chinese Districts
A. Taiwan
B. Hong Kong
C. Macau
II. Chinese - Majority District: Singapore
III. Non-Chinese - Majority Districts
A. Islamic Districts
B. Buddhist Districts
C. Western Country Districts
D. Third World Roman Catholic Districts
E. Other Districts
Appendixes: North American Mission Organizations - Current Ministries among the Chinese and Ten-Year Projections
A. Types of Workers and Their Distribution in Field Districts
B. Types of Ministry for the Next 10 Years
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