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Believers Reflect on Missionaries in China

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By Paul Wu
| China Christian Daily Verified
Since the arrival of Alopen in China in the Tang dynasty and continuing into the modern era, countless missionaries crossed oceans to bring the Christian faith to China, leaving lasting marks in education, healthcare, and social service. Yet missionary history has also intersected with colonial expansion and cultural conflict, making their legacy complex and multifaceted. Today, how do Chinese Christians view this historical missionary presence?
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First Steps Into Church: How 6 First-Generation Christians Navigated Life’s Turning Points

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By Paul Wu
| China Christian Daily Verified
For many first-generation Christians, their first step into a church is not prompted by a clear understanding of faith but by moments of personal crisis, exhaustion, or uncertainty. It is often in such seasons—marked by a search for peace and meaning—that the church becomes the place where their encounter with faith begins. Li, a Christian woman, recalls that she was brought to church by a friend during the darkest period of her life.
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Young Christians' Perspectives on Retaining the Next Generation

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By Paul Wu
| China Christian Daily Verified
The growing loss of young believers has become a pressing concern for pastors and congregations. Young adults are vital to church development and serve as an important source of future ministers. Preventing their departure is therefore crucial to the church's long-term growth. But how do young Christians themselves view this issue? Five Christians shared their views; only their surnames are used for safety reasons.
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