Change and Challenge in China
Publisher: China Inland Mission
Published: 1947
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 99
First sentence: No friend of the Chinese can fail to be interested and moved by the momentous happenings now taking place in that ancient civilization.
Description: In this book there are collected a number of articles dealing with different aspects of the work of Protestant Christian missions in China at the end of the first half of the 20th Century.  They describe forces that confronted the missionary in China and information that would be of interest to anyone concerned about the progress of the gospel in that country.
Notes: Mr Reynolds was a missionary in China with CIM from 1933 to 1951 and has an intimate knowledge of life in that country. He has an unusually sympathetic understanding of the Chinese mind and outlook.
Table of contents: title: The Student Movement and the Rise of Nationalism
pagenum: 6
class: chapter
label: 1; label: 2
pagenum: 15
class: part
title: The Emancipation of Women; label: 3
pagenum: 20
class: part
title: The Literary Renaissance; title: Present Influence of the Old Religions
pagenum: 26
class: part
label: 4; title: Attitude of Chinese Toward Christianity
pagenum: 38
class: part
label: 5; title: Spontaneous Expansion in Tribesland
pagenum: 42
class: part
label: 6; label: 7
pagenum: 53
class: part
title: Advance Through Literature; title: Formidable Fortresses (1) Islam
pagenum: 59
class: part
label: 8; title: Formidable Fortresses (2) Lamaism
pagenum: 72
class: part
label: 9; title: Formidable Fortresses (3) Tribespeople
pagenum: 82
class: part
label: 10; label: 11
pagenum: 87
class: part
title: Formidable fortresses (4) In China Proper; label: 12
pagenum: 91
class: part
title: As the Chinese See Us: Strategic Weaknesses