This issue begins with a
few words from the editor which summarizes its contents and gives an account of
CCP activities. It includes small vignettes on news and developments with China
and the Church there. It also provides a report by Shirley Endicott Small,
based on a talk given at the China Colloquy in May of that year, titled “The
Chinese Approach to Crime: Ideology and Practice.” The report is extensive and
reviews crime prevention programs, reforms to the justice system and the penal
system. It also includes a report “Does China Need Christianity? A Reflection
on China 1977” by Dr. Ted Paterson that recounts a recent trip to China and explores
the place of Christianity in China. The issue concludes with a review of China
questions compiled by the BC branch of the CCP; these questions are about China
and the relation of Western Christians to China.
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