The official website of the China Christian Council/Three Self Patriotic Movement, containing information on events, theological education and limited contact information (mainly in Chinese, but some English pages).
News from the China Christian Council including contacts with the worldwide church, translations of articles from Tian Feng magazine, and updates on important Church events.
A leading Chinese NGO initiated by Chinese Protestants which conducts educational, development and relief programmes across China.
A leading Chinese Catholic social service centre, based in Shijiazhuang, but registered at a national level. Its aim is to lend a hand to the marginalised and open doors to sustainable development.
An ecumenical partnership which partners with the Chinese churches in providing a range of health and education projects in China and in Scotland.
Seeks to promote contact, partnership and mutual understanding between Christians in China and those in Britain and Ireland.
CEC builds bridges between the Catholic Church of Britain and that of China. Chiefly promotes friendships which bring mutual understanding and cooperation.
News, information and links from the French Missions Etrangères de Paris, particularly associated with the Zhonglian magazine and its bilingual guides to the Catholic Church in China.
The Ferdinand Verbiest Institute is based at the Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium, and is committed to dialogue between Europe and China. It is a centre of expertise on religion and Christianity in China.
Recording the Life Stories of significant figures in Chinese Christianity across the centuries and around the world.
A database of individuals and institutions connected with Chinese Christianity through the centuries. Founded by Revd. Edward J. Malatesta SJ at the University of San Francisco.
An ‘authentic voice for the house churches in China’, concentrates on reporting stories of arrests and detentions.
A news service based in Rome founded to share the life and hopes of the people and the Church in Asia. Reports in English, several European languages and Chinese.
Launched in Hong Kong in 1979 to facilitate the exchange of information in the Catholic church in Asia. Reports in English and several Asian languages, including Chinese.
An interdenominational Christian mission to bring the gospel to Chinese in Europe. Provides useful links and contacts to Chinese Protestant congregations throughout Britain, Ireland and Europe.
Established in 1951, the church now has seven congregations meeting all over London, holding services in Mandarin, Cantonese and English.
Formed out of a Bible Study Group which began meeting in 1968, and now has three congregations.
Congregations meet for English, Cantonese and Mandarin services. Founded in 1966, the church has expanded several times, and is currently renewing its Cable Street building.
Founded in 1975 at the Methodist Chaplaincy, purchasing its own premises in 1994, becoming the first Chinese church in Northern Ireland.



