Original work: The Christian occupation of China : a general survey of the numerical strength and geographical distribution of the Christian forces in China, made by the Special Committee on Survey and Occupation, China Continuation Committee, 1918-1921. Milton T. Stauffer ... secretary and editor. Assisted by Tsinforn C. Wong .. M. Gardner Tewksbury ...Shanghai, China Continuation Committee, 1922.
v. 1 Demography of China, survey of Christian communities by province -- v. 2 survey of Christian communities by province (cont'd), missions, parishes of China -- v. 3 Education sphere, medical sphere, literature sphere, appendices, afterword.

Author John Tong is, as of May 2017, Cardinal and Bishop of Hong Kong. Contents: The mystery of faith: through love and suffering -- The challenge of hope: through winds of change -- The response of love: through bridges of reconciliation.

Christentum im heutigen China : eine Einführung / Monika Gänssbauer -- I. Warum glauben wir? "Worte des ewigen Lebens" / K.H. Ting -- II. Kirche, Mission und Kontextualisierung. Chinas Kirche : Geschichte und Gegenwart / Gao Ying -- Einfach und weise : der Theologe Shen Yifan / Kan Baoping -- III. Theologie in China. Brauchen wir Theologie? / Ji Tai -- Zustand und Aufgaben der Verkündigung / Sun Xipei -- IV. Frauen in der Kirche. Das feministische Erwachen chinesischer Christinnen / Peng Yaqian -- V. Christentum und gesellschaftlicher Wandel in China. Religionsfieber auf dem Land : eine Analyse / Liu Zhongwei -- Chinas Kirche im Wandel / Ein junger chinesischer Pastor -- Christentum und Modernisierung / He Guanghu -- Die Bedeutung des Christentums für Chinas Modernisierung / Zhuo Xinping -- VI. Kirche und Religionspolitik. Die zwei Gesichter des Janus / Zhang Xianyong -- Eine Rede auf der 6. Nationalsynode der evangelischen Kirche / Ye Xiaowen -- Religion und gesellschaftliche Anpassung / Ji Tai -- Rechtsstaat und Religionsgesetze / Wang Peiying -- Aufruf zum Erlass eines "Religionsgesetzes" / 13 Vertreter der evangelischen Kirche -- VII. Kirchliches Leben in China. Kirchlicher Alltag und Feste / Zhang Yan -- Aus der Arbeit vor Ort / Ein chinesischer Pastor -- Die Situation der Kirchen in armen Gebieten / Wang Jianqun -- VIII. Meditationen und Gebet aus China. Meditationen / Wang Weifan -- Gebet aus China -- IX. Dialog der religiösen Überlieferungen. Religionen Chinas und christliche Heilsgeschichte : ein Dialog / Daniel L. Overmyer -- Religionen Chinas und christliche Heilsgeschichte : eine Replik / Lai Pan-chiu.

Developing mission : photography, filmmaking, and American missionaries in modern China / Joseph W. Ho.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction: All Things Visible and Invisible -- New Lives, New Optics : Missionary Modernity and Visual Practices in Interwar Republican China -- Converting Visions : Photographic Mediations of Catholic Identity in West Hunan, 1921-1929 -- The Movie Camera and the Mission : Vernacular Filmmaking as China-US Bridge, 1931-1936 -- Chaos in Three Frames : Fragmented Imaging and the Second Sino-Japanese War, 1937-1945 -- Memento Mori : Loss, Nostalgia, and the Future in Postwar Missionary Visuality -- Epilogue: Latent Images.

"A transnational cultural history of US and Chinese communities framed by missionary lenses-reconstructing the lives and afterlives of images, cameras, and visual imaginations. It illuminates the centrality of visual practices in modern American missionary experiences and representations of China, even as changing Sino-US relations radically transformed the lives of those behind and in front of the lens"--  Provided by publisher.

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Contents: In preparation -- Being refined -- Back home -- Serving the Lord.

Back jacket: " At the age of 72, and after years of teaching, Julia Duan left China and returned to student life at Whitworth College, Spokane, Washington, and later at Moody Bible Institute. Her story was discovered by Linda Hunt, a writing professor at Whitworth, when she read Julia's description of her first night in the labor camp. Touched by this chapter in Julia's life, Linda sugggested she write her entire story. She prayed and ultimately agreed to let her life "be a spectacle to the world for God's glory." Since journals were not allowed in the labor camp, Julia set about writing her story from memory, first in English and then in Chinese. She squeezed writing time in between classes, studies, speaking engagements, and work. During the last four years, Julia has been an ambassador for the believers of China participating in conferences for Chinese Christians in various cities. Her stories challenged and inspired these believers, most of whom converted to Christ after coming to America."

Contents: 1947. The dilemma of the sincere student -- 1954. The spirit of wisdom and revelation -- 1955. The man who wrestled with God -- 1961. Sermon in Bethlehem Chapel -- 1979. "Give ye them to eat" -- A Chinese Christian's appreciation of the atheist human collectives as vehicles of God's grace -- 1980. In memory of Rev. Edward Hewlett Johnson -- Retrospect and prospect -- 1981. Forerunner Y. T. Wu -- 1982. The truth of the resurrection -- Another look at Three-Self -- 1983. Love never ends -- On the thirty-sixth article of the constitution -- Address at worship -- Jesus' protest -- 1984. A rationale for Three-Self -- Theological mass movement in China -- The Spirit and us -- Sermon in Sydney Cathedral -- Resurrection : groping toward faith -- Reading Document 19 -- Opening address -- LIfe should have a mission -- 1985; "You have the words of eternal life" -- Inspirations from liberation theology, process theology and Teilhard de Chardin -- Farewell remarks -- On religion as opiate -- Preface to the Chinese Theological Review -- On ultimate questions -- 1986. Our human longing for reconciliation -- Building up the body in love -- Womanhood, motherhood, divinity -- Thoughts on the wisdom of Solomon -- God is love -- Speech at the memorial service for Ms. Wu Yifang -- 1987. Religious liberty as a Chinese Christian sees it -- Creation and incarnation -- 1988. Letter to a believer -- Foreword to Religion under socialism in China -- Taking a new way -- Love that loves to the end -- Incarnation and transcendence -- Respects and best wishes -- 1989. Convocation address at Victoria University -- What can we learn from Y. T. Wu today? -- Three-Self and the church : re-ordering the relationship -- Recent developments in the study of religion -- The ever-renewing Mr. Y. T. Wu -- A congratulatory speech -- Preface to New thoughts on the Bible -- 1990. Chinese Christians' approach to the Bible -- An interview on the present-day church situation -- Caring for God's creation -- On the occasion of the wedding of friends -- 1991. The tree of life is ever green -- The cosmic Christ -- 1992. Remembering a friend -- Foreword to Theological writings from Nanjing Seminary -- 1993. In memory of Alan Ecclestone -- One Chinese Christian's view of God -- Understanding the heart of God -- 1994. Foreword to the new edition of Christian missions and the judgment of God -- An updaue [.ie., update] on the Church in China -- A report to my alma mater -- 1995. Congratulatory remarks -- On being a good pastor -- Creation and redemption -- Let us work for the reunification of China -- Speech at the Forum of religions -- A look back at the way we have come -- Letter to alumni/ae of Nanjing Seminary -- 1996. On a profound Christian question -- Preface to Chinese theology and its cultural sources -- 1997. Talk at a theological forum -- An interview with Bishop Ting -- Preface to the Dictionary of Biblical literature -- Remembering Kuang Yaming -- In memory of Luo Zhufeng.

Translation of: Ai yongbu zhixi 愛永不止息.
Title: Ai yongbu zhixi 愛永不止息.

In search of Chinese Christianity -- The lightning out of the east : the True Jesus Church -- The Jesus Family -- The smitten land : China in revival -- "Elucidating the way" : an independent preacher's revolt against mission churches -- "Flame for God" : John Sung and the Bethel Band -- Awaiting rapture : Watchman Nee and the Little Flock -- The indigenous church movement through war and revolution -- Cries in the wilderness : the underground church in the communist era.

v. 1 Demography of China, survey of Christian communities by province -- v. 2 survey of Christian communities by province (cont'd), missions, parishes of China -- v. 3 Education sphere, medical sphere, literature sphere, appendices, afterword.
Includes indices, glossary and bibliographic references in volume 3.