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Scholarly Panels

Contributions from academics drawing on the method and resources of their respective disciplines.

Panels / topics proposed to date:

Sino-Vatican Relations in Historical Perspective
Sociological Perspectives on Christianity
in Contemporary China
The Sinicisation of Religion in China Today
Environmental Issues and the Faith Communities of China

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suggestions for panels and topics
suggestions concerning speakers (including yourself)
submission of brief abstracts
other suggestions or feedback

Note: Panel organizers (only) will have conference registration fees waived in appreciation for their service to the gathering.

Scholarly Panels: Call for Proposals and Suggestions

Presentations and

workshops

Discussion forums and practical advice from people involved in the life of the Church in China and in the Chinese diaspora.

Practical workshops and presentations requested to date:

Faith and the Current Generation
Social Services: Making a Contribution in China Society
The American University Context
Relations among Christians and China
Paths to Discipleship
Religion in the City

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suggestions for workshops or presentations
suggestions concerning speakers (including yourself)
other suggestions or feedback

Note: Presenters will have their conference registration fees waived in appreciation for their service to the gathering.

Workshops and Presentations: Suggestions & Requests

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News from the USCCA and the church in China

Church History Highlighted on Beijing Blog

USCCA Digital Communications Coordinator
Aug 24
1 min read

In a recent post on the Beijinger website, author Katherine Zhang dives into the history of four churches in Beijing. In the article, entitled "Tracing the History of Four Beijing Churches," Zhang provides readers with brief histories of St. Joseph's Church, Church of the Saviour, Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, and Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. We invite you to read her article in The Beijinger.

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