How Many Chinese Provinces Can You Name?
Everyone has heard of China's most famous cities (Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong), but few could name even one inland province. Hudson Taylor founded the China Inland Mission in the 1800s for precisely this reason, because so few ventured into the heart of the Middle Kingdom.
Our goal is to promote prayer from every US state for every Chinese province (and county). Click on your state below to see which Chinese province to adopt in prayer, and for more info on how to begin praying!
Click on your state to discover your 'adopted' Chinese province!
Provincial Prayer Profiles provided by our good friends at Asia Harvest
To "celebrate" the 75th Anniversary of Communist China, I am releasing the 200th Anniversary Edition of "The Memoirs of William Milne", by Robert Morrison himself.
— China Compass (@chinaadventures) October 1, 2024
Milne was the second ever missionary to China and first to Malaysia (1785-1822), and translated much of the OT… pic.twitter.com/W769v7fZU0
Become a Prayer Partner
Besides praying for your adopted province, we need volunteers from every state to help us match up every US county with every single Chinese county for prayer. No counties left behind!
Help us give God's Word to the people of China, through our network of locals, teams, and long-term missionaries
CHINA COMPASS
With nearly two decades of experience in the Middle Kingdom, Missionary Ben tackles China’s toughest questions, while telling countless stories and challenging Christians not to fear or despair of China’s rise, but rather to pray and intercede for its repentance and reformation. Join us each week as we keep you informed on current events, evangelism efforts, and the ongoing persecution of Christians in China.
China Call Blog
Here are some highlights from my old blog (2006-2022), coming soon @ chinacall.substack.com
China
Special Ops: No Job Too Hard
2006
This is one of the very first blog posts I ever published, back…
China
My Burden for the Truly Unreached
2009
My only article quoted numerous times by John Piper. You can read…
