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Bay Area Churches Research Report publication announcement November 25, 2008

Posted by Tim Tseng, Ph.D. in updates.
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bap_2008_cover_sm In 1996, Dr. James Chuck published a report documenting the growth of Chinese congregations in five Bay Area counties from 1950 through the middle of 1996. In the present study, we revisit these same churches, identify new churches started since 1996, make note of changes, and update the church profiles.

The report is approximately 230 pages. The price will be determined soon. Go to the ISAAC website in early December 2008 to order your copy. Email Tim Tseng if you have any questions.

Download Sample chapters from below:

CONTENTS

•    Chinese American Demographic Change in the San Francisco Bay Area, 1990-2000 by Russell Jeung and Dean Adachi [Download Chapter]
•    The Growth of the Chinese Churches in the Bay Area by James Chuck
•    The Profiles of the Bay Area Chinese Churches by James Chuck
•    The Priorities of Bay Area Chinese Churches by Donald Ng
•    “Faith, Hope, and Love” – Themes in the History of Chinese Protestantism in the Bay Area by Timothy Tseng
•    A History of Chinese Catholics in San Francisco and the Bay Area by Ricky Manalo
•    Patterns in Development of the English Ministry in a Chinese Church by Ken Carlson
•    Flourishing for More Than 3.8 Years in Ministry by Johnson Chiu
•    From Surgery to Acupuncture: An Alternative Approach to Managing Church Conflict from an Asian American Perspective by Virstan B.Y. Choy
•    The Search for Asian American Worship by Russell Yee
•    Issues in Asian Youth Ministry by Victor Quon
•    Bathsheba Transformed: From Silence to Voice by Chloe Sun [Download chapter]
•    Ministry is Like a Marathon by Steve Quen [Download Chapter]

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2. Why Chinese churches grow » Chinese » L2 Blog » church » L2 Foundation - April 14, 2010

[…] The Bay Area Chinese Churches Research Project report can be purchased online. And, a April 2008 consultation in San Jose with area church leaders also identified top issues and challenges: … various issues facing the Chinese churches in the Bay Area … The top priorities in the South Bay are: Spiritual Development and Leader Development. The second tier priorities are: Mission Outreach and Christian Education followed by Church Life. […]


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