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Dear Prayer Partner
Thank you for standing for China.
Prayer is powerful, all through the bible prayer was utilised by God's servants to move the heart and hand of God.
Praying for China is a massive task, it's like a sparrow pecking at the great wall, one sparrow is useless, even ten thousand isn't enough, but millions praying and standing for China, will make a difference.
Please join us, it takes a few minutes out of your day to click the links and pray.
Please also mobilise others, your church, your Facebook contacts, your pastor.
Please feel free to share my email with others keitherichobkirk@hotmail.com
Thank you and God bless you
KK
DAN
Han Chinese, Dan in China
https://people-groups.asiaharvest.org/China/chinaPeoples/H/HanChineseDan.pdf
Christianity
Because of their close-knit families and unique, isolated culture, few Dan in China have ever been exposed to the gospel message. Churches have existed among the Dan in Hong Kong for more than 50 years, however, due to the efforts of mission agencies who specifically focused on them and boarded their boats to share the love of Christ. Most Dan can understand standard Cantonese and could be reached using materials in that language.
GAN
https://people-groups.asiaharvest.org/China/chinaPeoples/H/HanChinese-Gan-PBW.pdf
Han Chinese, Gan in China
Christianity
In 1900 the diabolical Boxer Rebellion broke out across China. Thirty thousand Chinese Catholics and 2,000 Protestants were massacred, as anti-foreign and anti-Christian feelings ran hot. The number of Christians in China more than doubled in the six years following the massacres. In 1901 one missionary in Jiangxi reported 20,000 converts. There are an estimated 400,000 Christians among the Gan Chinese today. The Jesus film has recently been translated into the Gan language, although most Gan are adequately bilingual in Mandarin.
XUNPU
Han Chinese, Xunpu in China
https://people-groups.asiaharvest.org/China/chinaPeoples/H/HanChineseXunpu.pdf
Christianity
Although there are now only a few believers among the Xunpu, the Quanzhou area has a long and rich Christian history. The first Christian community was started by Franciscan monks in the early 1300s. In 1982 all the people of the nearby village of Shenghu, numbering 250, "were converted following an unusual case of exorcism." Churches in Quanzhou City have experienced steady growth over a twenty-year period. One house church which numbered 100 to 200 people in 1975 had grown to 1,000 members by 1986.
Thank you for standing for China.
Prayer is powerful, all through the bible prayer was utilised by God's servants to move the heart and hand of God.
Praying for China is a massive task, it's like a sparrow pecking at the great wall, one sparrow is useless, even ten thousand isn't enough, but millions praying and standing for China, will make a difference.
Please join us, it takes a few minutes out of your day to click the links and pray.
Please also mobilise others, your church, your Facebook contacts, your pastor.
Please feel free to share my email with others keitherichobkirk@hotmail.com
Thank you and God bless you
KK
DAN
Han Chinese, Dan in China
https://people-groups.asiaharvest.org/China/chinaPeoples/H/HanChineseDan.pdf
Christianity
Because of their close-knit families and unique, isolated culture, few Dan in China have ever been exposed to the gospel message. Churches have existed among the Dan in Hong Kong for more than 50 years, however, due to the efforts of mission agencies who specifically focused on them and boarded their boats to share the love of Christ. Most Dan can understand standard Cantonese and could be reached using materials in that language.
GAN
https://people-groups.asiaharvest.org/China/chinaPeoples/H/HanChinese-Gan-PBW.pdf
Han Chinese, Gan in China
Christianity
In 1900 the diabolical Boxer Rebellion broke out across China. Thirty thousand Chinese Catholics and 2,000 Protestants were massacred, as anti-foreign and anti-Christian feelings ran hot. The number of Christians in China more than doubled in the six years following the massacres. In 1901 one missionary in Jiangxi reported 20,000 converts. There are an estimated 400,000 Christians among the Gan Chinese today. The Jesus film has recently been translated into the Gan language, although most Gan are adequately bilingual in Mandarin.
XUNPU
Han Chinese, Xunpu in China
https://people-groups.asiaharvest.org/China/chinaPeoples/H/HanChineseXunpu.pdf
Christianity
Although there are now only a few believers among the Xunpu, the Quanzhou area has a long and rich Christian history. The first Christian community was started by Franciscan monks in the early 1300s. In 1982 all the people of the nearby village of Shenghu, numbering 250, "were converted following an unusual case of exorcism." Churches in Quanzhou City have experienced steady growth over a twenty-year period. One house church which numbered 100 to 200 people in 1975 had grown to 1,000 members by 1986.
