Pen pals sought for Chinese students
January 8, 2004
A Baptist-sponsored pen pal exchange between Chinese and American students gives Christian students in the United States the opportunity to witness. The National Fellowship
Religious freedom panel cancels trip to China
January 1, 2004
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) again has canceled a scheduled trip to China because of restrictions by the Beijing government.
China’s urban growth causes house church crisis
January 1, 2004
CHINA — China’s rural house churches are reeling from the impact of rapid urbanization. The flow of young peasants to the cities in search of
Lottie Moon pioneered work in province
December 11, 2003
For many Southern Baptists, Charlotte “Lottie” Diggs Moon is the missionary who put the Shandong province of China on the map. Born to a wealthy
Baptist worker describes life today in China’s Shandong Province
December 11, 2003
Since the communist government came into power in 1949, the International Mission Board has not been authorized to send Southern Baptist missionaries to China. During
Alabama Baptists have history of missionaries in Shandong
December 11, 2003
From the beginning of the Southern Baptist denomination’s existence in 1845, reaching the country of China has always been a top priority. According to “Taking
Shandong responsible for nearly one-tenth of China’s 1.3 billion population
December 11, 2003
China has been the most populated nation in the world since 2000 when it had 1.26 billion people, almost 10 times the population of the
China defense minister visit improves relations with U.S.
December 11, 2003
In October 2003, China’s defense minister, Cao Gangchuan, visited the United States to meet with President George W. Bush concerning relations and military ties between
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