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FRANK PAUL BOWMANLivre Rare Book

LE CHRIST DES BARRICADES 1789-1848

China Notes by Council of the Churches of ChristBiblio.com

Chinese American Educational Newsletter China Notes Archive 1972-73

1972221921972. China Notes Newsletter Archive of 3 issues: Vol. XI Nos. 1 2 and 4. New York: East Asia Office - Division of Overseas Ministries NCC/USA The National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA 1972-1973. Archive of three issues of China Notes a critical educational publication distributed by the East Asia Office of the Division of Overseas Ministries in New York. Aimed at American educators religious scholars and mission-affiliated readers China Notes served as a bridge between U.S. audiences and the People's Republic of China during a period of thawing diplomatic relations and renewed American interest in Chinese society following Nixon's 1972 visit. Each measure 8.5" x 11" printed on unbound yellow paper 10-11 pages per issue. Each issue features articles lesson plans and firsthand interviews intended to reshape Western understanding of contemporary China. Issues included are: 1 China Notes Vol. XI No. 1 Winter 1972-73 Cover article: "Buddhism in China" offers a nuanced theological and sociopolitical study of Chinese Buddhism post-1949 explaining the intersection of Buddhist practice with Maoist ideology. Additional pieces include "Religion and the Churches" a look at the challenges faced by Christian communities under the People's Republic and a retrospective index of previous issues. 2 China Notes Vol. XI No. 2 Spring 1973 Cover article: "Down on the Commune" by Arthur W. Galston based on field observations in rural China investigates daily life and agricultural practices within people's communes with a focus on food production worker solidarity and health systems. The issue includes pedagogical content such as "Learning and Teaching About China" and interviews with U.S. high school students who had recently studied modern Chinese history. 3 China Notes Vol. XI No. 4 Autumn 1973 Cover article: "The Chinese Revolution and American Missions" by Mark Rankin critically revisits the American Protestant missionary presence in pre-Communist China arguing for a reassessment of the moral and cultural failures of mission strategy amid nationalist movements. Other features include reflections on U.S.-China relations an article on Chinese-American history titled "China and U.S. Chinese-American Identity" and recent data on Chinese urban reforms. Light edgewear and slight discoloration to paper; overall very good condition. An uncommon and historically valuable grouping from one of the few progressive Christian publications that critically addressed both the domestic and global politics of China during the Cold War with special attention to education religion and Chinese American identity. unknown

Max Rambod Inc. · États-Unis225,00 $US≈ 190,37 €

Disciples of Christ Congo Mission.ABAA

Bonkanda wa nsao ya Nzakomba.

192837587Bolenge Congo Belge: Disciples of Christ Congo Mission 1928. 12mo. 118 pp. The seventh edition of the Disciples of Christ Congo Mission's Lonkundo Hymn Book. The Disciples of Christ Congo Mission DCCM arrived in the Congo in 1889 with the intention of developing an indigenous church that would provide change to the whole Congo social order. After developing a written form of the local language Lonkundo the DCCM began publishing hymnbooks and educational pamphlets although Eva Nichols Dye an early DCCM missionary would later lament the inaccuracy of their understanding of the language. Â Â Â Â From the preface: "This seventh edition of the Lonkundo Hymn Book is a reprint of the sixth edition with a certain number of newly translated songs which was the result of the joint labor of the missionaries and the native Christians." Â Â Â Â Provenance: Ownership signature of Mary Hopkins Smith on front pastedown dated Bolenge 20 April 1928; her inked initials on front cover. Mary and her husband Herbert travelled to Africa as missionaries in 1909. "For some years they pioneered at Lotumbe but the crown of their service came in 1928 when they established at Bolenge a school for future leaders of Africa and began their teaching service which was to continue throughout the rest of their years in Congo. That school was the Congo Christian Institute" Smith. Later in the library of the Pitts Theological Library Emory University with its withdrawn stamps ONLY on rear pastedown. Â Â Â Â This is not a mission press publication: Actual printing was done in Mexico MO by the press department of the DCCM. Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â On the Disciples of Christ Congo Mission see: Fifty Years in Congo by Herbert Smith. Red cloth faded; age-toning a few pencilled notes to final blank and rear free pastedown. Very good. Disciples of Christ Congo Mission hardcover books

Philadelphia Rare Books & Manuscripts Co., LLC (PRB&M) · États-Unis225,00 $US≈ 190,37 €

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