Shaping Christianity in greater China : indigenous Christians in focus, edited by Paul Woods
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- Shaping Christianity in greater China : indigenous Christians in focus, edited by Paul Woods
- Title remainder
- indigenous Christians in focus
- Statement of responsibility
- edited by Paul Woods
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- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references
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- online resource
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- Contents
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- Kuo Ya-Pei
- Part II. Writing the faith
- Chinese literati and their Christian poems in the seventeenth century
- Liu Yanyan
- Nineteenth-century churchgoers' letters to the Dailaam-Hwsviaa Kaohoexpoix, and "Amoy dialect" church periodical
- Stephen Donoho
- Christianizing China for the sake of China: Li Guanfang and her Republican dream
- Zhou Yun
- Translating the bible into Chinese: the contribution of Chinese translators
- Monica Romano
- Introduction
- Part III. Building the faith
- The Chinese clergy and church autonomy in the Diocese of Kwangsi-Hunan, 1909-1950
- Peter Cunich
- An indigenous CIM medical missionary and national hero: unveiling complexities in the story of Dr. Kao Gin-Cheng
- Lauren Pfister,
- Liu Jihua
- Revisionist women's work for women: the contribution of native women workers in Canton
- Christina Wong
- Wang Hengtong: a native Chinese Christian teacher's approach and practice, 1902-1915
- Bai Limin
- Paul Woods
- Part IV. Living the faith
- Identity, maturity, and leadership: Chinese Christians and the negotiation of otherness at the Boxer Rebellion
- Paul Woods //
- The contribution of Ni Tuosheng (Watchman Nee)
- Stephen Williams
- Abolish the great evil: Chinese Christians' opposition to opium trafficking
- Charles Weber
- Part V. Commending the faith
- Torn between two worlds: Rev. Shoki Coe, domesticity and the Taiwanese self-determination movement
- Niki Alsford
- Part I. Locating the faith
- The hybridization and localization of the colony and the making of Hong Kong Christian leaders: three oral history accounts
- Kwok Wai Luen
- Faith-based engagement in China's Harmonious Society: a study of an indigenous, faith-based NGO's organizational culture and response to the 2008 Sichuan earthquake
- Easten Law
- The role of indigenous Christians in the global church
- David Killingray
- Missionaries in the making of vernacular Christianity in China
- Lian Xi
- The dawn of indigenous consciousness: a Chinese convert's criticism of the Western missionary
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- on1015239936
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- 1 online resource
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- Isbn
- 9781506477275
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