It is because of UBS that the Church in China has strengthened her friendship with churches around the world. — Minister Wang Zuoan, State Administration for Religious Affairs of China, http://www.sara.gov.cn/xwzx/xwjj/15255.htm and http://www.sara.gov.cn/xwzx/xwjj/15255.htm
Minister Wang Zuoan highlighted the close relationship the Church in China has established with UBS since the early 1980s. The growth of the Bible ministry of the Chinese Church is inseparable from the support given by members of UBS. — State Administration for Religious Affairs of China, http://www.sara.gov.cn/xwzx/xwjj/15255.htm and http://www.ubscp.org/minister-wang-zuoan-brazil/
I would also like to thank UBS. Through the faithful donation of paper to TSPM/CCC and printing machines to Amity, UBS has contributed to the success of the publishing and printing of Bibles in China. — Rev. Dr. Gao Ying, President of Yanjing Theological Seminary. Former Vice-President of NJUTS., http://www.ubscp.org/gaoying1/
I hope that UBS donors would continue to be concerned about the Church, the believers and the Bible ministry in China. Although China’s overall economy is growing and the Church is expanding, we have not yet arrived and there are still many poor people who need Bibles. — Elder Fu Xianwei, Chairman of National Committee of TSPM, http://www.ubscp.org/fuxianwei/
UBS is always willing to serve and work with the Church based on China’s needs.....I have come across many overseas Christian organizations and I think that many should follow UBS’s partnership model with the Church in China. — Elder Fu Xianwei, Chairman of National Committee of TSPM, http://www.ubscp.org/fuxianwei/
Some people wonder why the Protestant church in China is growing faster than the Catholic Church. I suspect the reason behind the Protestant Church growth is because she puts more emphasis on reading the Bible. — Bishop Aloysius Jin Luxian, http://www.ubscp.org/bishop-jin-luxian/
It was the United Bible Societies (UBS) who encouraged us to read the Bible more often and even urged us to organize Bible classes. — Bishop Aloysius Jin Luxian, http://www.ubscp.org/bishop-jin-luxian/

A Visit to a Basement Flat

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May 092013

One happy family: Mary with husband (left) and son (middle).Photo: UBSCP/David Yu

China -- the new economic power where prosperity abound in cities like a proud peacock on display. Yet poverty lurks round the corner for those willing to see. Poor folks still remain and continue to struggle to make ends meet. Mary (not her real name) is a Christian who comes from Anhui province. She belongs to a Christian fellowship with around 15 believers, mostly women who, like herself, are migrant workers. The weekly Bible study is held at night as the members work during the day. Work is a must if they are to make ends meet. Read more [...]
Posted by pamchoo at 3:50 pm Poor

2013 Sichuan Lushan Earthquake: UBS-Donated Bible Medical Van Came to the Rescue!

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May 012013

Bible medical van serving in Lushan earthquake zone. Photo: Luzhou CC/TSPM.

The Bible cum Medic van donated by the United Bible Societies to Luzhou Christian Council/Three-Self Patriotic Movement in September 2011 was once again put to good use in prompt response to the earthquake that shook Sichuan’s Lushan district on 20th April 2013. Lushan district is about 4 hours drive from the eastern part of Sichuan province, Luzhou City. The van was also previously deployed by Luzhou CC/TSPM to Yiliang area (which is in Yunnan province) during last year’s earthquake. Read more [...]
Posted by tantan at 3:28 am Disaster, Sichuan 四川

A Heart for Bible Students

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Apr 192013

Wu has her Bible opened to her favorite book - Jeremiah. Photo: UBSCP

Ms Wu Libin, one of 2012’s Bible Teachers attached to TTC, teaches at Shanghai’s East China Theological Seminary. She shares with UBS that at the heart of her ministry to God, is a love for her Bible Studies students. "My first impression of a church was a pleasant one -- the welcoming smiles of the elderly ushers, inviting me, a mere child then, to come into the church hall as if I were a VIP. This warm reception was deeply ingrained in my mind....... Read more [...]
Posted by pamchoo at 10:55 am Seminary, Shanghai 上海, Training
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