Dr. Li always wanted to be a doctor, from the time she was a little girl. She saw both the need of the people and the dramatic impact that a good doctor can make in a difficult situation.
China Views: Chinese Church
Resources for Constructing a Truly Indigenous Chinese Theology: Reflections on Alexander Chow’s “Theosis, Sino-Theology, and the Second Chinese Enlightenment"
Lessons from China’s House Church Movement: Reflections on Christian China, by David Wang
Lessons from Timothy Richard
Responding to Jackson Wu, Saving God’s Face: A Chinese Contextualization of Salvation through Honor and Shame
Lessons from James Legge's Career
Though he died more than a hundred years ago, James Legge has left several volumes of translations of all the major early Chinese classics. Scholars may criticize some aspects of his work, but on the whole they acknowledge the translations and commentaries as both a monumental achievement and a resource for us today. Aside from the books themselves, Legge’s legacy includes valuable lessons for us.
