An evangelical investigation into the Chinese population of the world /by Fred Cheung.
- 1961.
- 103 leaves : illustrations ; 29 cm.
Typescript. Chapter I. Introduction Chapter II. The Chinese in Communist China Chapter III. The Chinese in Taiwan Chapter IV. The Chiense in Hong Kong Chapter V. The Refugee in Hong Kong Chapter Virgin Islands The Chinese in Philippines Chapter Virgin IslandsI. The Chinese in Indonesia Virgin IslandsI. The New Chinese Villages in Malaya IX. The Chinese in England Chapter X. Chinese in United States Chapter XI. The Chinese in South and Central America Chapter XII. The Need and the Plans to Evangelize the Chinese Chapter XIII. The Result of the Hong Kong Chinese Church Sending Out Missionaries to Their Own People
Statement of the Problem -- Scope of This Investigation -- Plan of Organization and Procedure -- Sources of Data. Population and Religions of Communist China -- Education in Communist China -- Economics -- Communist Persecution of Christian Church -- Present Situation of Churches of Mainland China. Population, Language and Religion -- Political Situation in Taiwan -- Economic Condition of Taiwan and the Standard of Living of the People -- Educational Situation in Taiwan -- The Church Situation in Taiwan. Population, Language and Religion -- Political Situation -- Industrial and Trading Situation -- Problem of Education in Hong Kong -- The Christian Church in Hong Kong. Population -- Standard of Living -- Education for Refugees' Younger Generations -- The Gospel and the Refugees -- Fundamental Ways of Relief. Population -- Religion and Language -- Economic Contribution -- Education of the Children -- Policy of the Local Government toward the Chinese -- The Chinese Churches in Philippines -- Hindrances and Problems in Preaching to the Chinese. Population, Language and Religion -- Economic Status of the Overseas Chinese in this Country -- Policy that the Indonesian Government Has Towards the Chinese -- Educational Problem of the Overseas Chinese -- Present Condition of the Chinese Church -- Problem that Confronts the Chinese Church. Population, Language and Religion -- Occupation and General Living Condition -- Problem of Education for the Younger Generation -- The Chinese Christian Church -- Hindrance to Preaching the Gospel. Population, Language and Religion -- Economic Conditions and Living Standards -- Education for Chiense Children -- The Chinese Church -- Problems and Hindrances to Preaching the Gospel to the Chinese. Population, Language and Religion -- Economic and Living Standard -- Education for the Younger Generation -- Policy of the Local Government Toward Them -- The Chinese Christian Church -- Hindrances and Problems of Preaching the Gospel to Them. The Need -- The Chinese Church Must Send Forth the Laborers Now -- Hong Kong Should be the Center of the Missionary Activity of the Chinese Church -- Steps That are Necessary to Take in Order to Start This Work -- Some Essential Points That Require Special Attention. Direct Result of This Activity -- Relationship of This Work to the Great Commission -- Prayer of the Author.