Reaching the Working-Class of Taiwan

The 1040 team recently dug up a fascinating article from the Christianity Today archive: This 2006 story describes the state of Christianity with respect to the working class of Taiwan- one of the key economic centers in Asia and a place where the Christian population remains under 5%. How can the preaching of the Gospel be contextualized and effectively delivered to individuals in varying cultural and social contexts? How can we be the presence of Christ to others, especially those who are not used to Western, traditional means of evangelism? This article raises some crucial questions:

http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2006/may/32.45.html

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