This one day conference features keynote speaker Dr Caroline Fielder, lecturer in Chinese studies at the University of Leeds, and Archbishop Bernard Longley. It is aimed at those who want to: find out about faith in China wonder what’s really happening in China want to hear from Chinese students in the UK find out about […]
China

Photo: Shanghai (c) leniners
China has re-emerged onto the world stage. Its increasing economic, political and spiritual influence is evident for all to see. The Chinese churches have also come into their own as genuinely Chinese communities, bearing a prophetic word to their own society and the rest of the world. Their rapid growth has led to great complexity, belying the traditional certainties of patriotic or underground affiliation.
As Christians we have much to gain through sharing the experiences of Chinese Christians and supporting them in applying the gospel of Christ to their own lives, churches and culture. This is an exciting, stimulating and challenging time to be in partnership with Chinese churches.
China Forum
For Britain and Ireland, the China Forum actively promotes and facilitates ecumenical collaboration among churches and Christian agencies with the churches in China, both Protestant and Catholic. More
China Online Study Centre
The China Online Study Centre has been created as a separate website, which provides resources for teachers, schools and churches who seek to add new dimensions to their classes, Sunday schools and services which reflect the increasing participation of their Chinese members. More
China Study Journal
You can still download some articles from the China Study Journal, an academic journal which published articles on religion and religious policy in China. More
Teaching in China – Summer English Programme 2017
The Amity Foundation China and Friends of the Church in China UK are looking for fluent English speakers to join the Summer English Programme and offer a month of service in China. English-speaking volunteers will work with rural Chinese teachers of English to develop their listening and speaking skills. Teaching experience—especially English teaching experience—is always […]
Pray together with the Church of China – 24 May 2016
May 24 is the date designated by Benedict XVI, who served as Pope from 2005 to 2013, to pray together with the Church of China. Cultural Exchange with China is hoping local Catholic communities will get involved by including the prayer below in services on 22 or 29 May 2016. Prayer for China to Our […]
Faith in China conference
This one day conference from the Cultural Exchange with China (CEC), with Bishop Thomas McMahon, consists of workshops, talks and dialogue. Topics These include: Can we believe what the media tells us about China People’s lived experience of China Faith in China Hearing from Chinese students in the UK Learning about the life and work […]
The China Study Journal
The China Study Journal was an academic journal publishing articles on religion and religious policy in China. The majority of research articles have been written by Chinese researchers working in China and contain empirical studies of rural and urban Christianity and developments in Sino-Christian theology. The journal collated reports of other religions in contemporary Chinese […]
About the China Study Centre
The China Online Study Centre has been created as a separate website, which provides resources for teachers, schools and churches who seek to add new dimensions to their classes, Sunday schools and services which reflect the increasing participation of their Chinese members: China Online Study Centre Resource for primary schools An educational resource, linked to […]
Hong Kong Crisis 2014
Interfaith initiatives taken in Hong Kong crisis. Hong Kong’s Occupy Central is about a promise not kept. The pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong, Occupy Central, is a direct response to the government of China’s decision to control the nomination process for the next Chief Executive of Hong Kong, who is to be elected in […]
China Liaison
Churches Together in Britain and Ireland and the China Forum liaise with Chinese partners. There is an ongoing dialogue with local and national church leaders in China, both Protestant and Catholic. Through partnership, we enable projects initiated by Chinese Christians, and adapted to local conditions, to find the appropriate interest, expertise and support from members of […]





