AFC / Chinese Resource Ministry. [Click here]
Perhaps the single best website for Bibles and other resources in Chinese, as well as corresponding English works. A page on the website gives recommendations on how to choose relevant Chinese resources.

Boyce, Dr. Everett. Return to China. Purchase through Bob Culver, bob@iface.org
Abstract: Eye witness accounts of smuggling bibles in China when its gates open to businessmen in 1979 and later, the incredible behind story of meeting 2 of the Red Guards he met just after Tiananmen square in 1989
Keywords: Chinese, evangelism, missions

Osborn, Glen, and Daniel Su. China in Our Midst. China Outreach Ministries, 2016. Book, 166p. English. [Click here]
Abstract: Co-authored by the former and current presidents of China Outreach Ministries, China in Our Midst is "filled with practical insights, tips and powerful changed-lives stories,...a great read for the person wanting to engage the mission field of Chinese students and scholars scattered across America. Osborn and Sue remind us how God moves people for His purposes. For years, the Lord has brought Chinese to our shores; students now but future leaders tomorrow! China in Our Midst challenges and equips us to embrace this supernatural opportunity to share the gospel with such a significant group of future global influencers." [Trae Vacek, Exec. Director of Bridges International]
Keywords: Chinese, evangelism, scholars, security

Mendola, Rich. "How to Have a Happy Chinese New Year: Spiritual Lessons from Chinese New Year." IFI, 2018. [Click here]
Abstract: Rich Mendola has created a presentation that links aspects of the Chinese New Year to the gospel. This version is for 2018, the Year of the Dog. It is revised for each year of the Chinese calendar. If you use the presentation, he would like you to send him feedback on how it is received:  mendola@ifiusa.org.
Keywords: Chinese New Year, evangelism, wealth, success, blessing

Jones, Phil. International Students in China. China Source, 2018. Book, 50p. Multiple languages. Several formats, including Kindle and PDF. [Click here]
Abstract: There are almost half a million international students in China, arriving from every corner of the globe. Here cultural complexity meets contextual limitations and gospel opportunities. Among this mixed, dynamic and growing field of ambitious influencers are the leaders of the future. How can the global church embrace this gospel opportunity? It seems that, with consistent growth, high numbers, and such diversity, China is becoming the “hub of hubs” for impacting the world through international students. International student ministry in China inevitably means it is pioneering. Yes, the challenges are immense, but so are the opportunities. Who will commit themselves to reaching, maturing and equipping these students to be salt and light throughout the world? [ChinaSource]
Keywords: China, Chinese, ISM, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Korean, French 

Bieler, Stacey. Patriots or Traitors: A History of American Educated Chinese Students. Routledge, 2009. Book, 496p. English.
Abstract: Chinese students form the largest group of internationals coming to universities in the West. They have at various times been seen both as patriots and as traitors to their country. Bieler, who has worked with international students at Michigan State University, presents the stories of 15 students who came to the US between 1850 and 1930. "It's little known among most Chinese and American educators that many of these students returned as leaders for China, both politically and culturally, and that many became Christians while in the USA...It is this Christianity that puts some at risk, but, more importantly, shapes most of them for lives of service and altruism in a society convulsed by warlords and revolutions, on the one hand, and, on the other, constrained by Confucian ideals of harmony and conformity. Bieler tells these stories richly and wonderfully, weaving them together into an unforgettable tapestry." [From review by Bob Osburn, Wilberforce Academy]
Keywords: China, history

Li Cheng. Song of a Wanderer: Beckoned by Eternity. Foundation for Chinese Christian Authors, 2002 (1st English edition). Book, 398p. [Click here]
Abstract, from the back cover: This is a book of Christian apologetics. The author, Li Cheng, is from Beijing. He became a Christian after coming to the United States. He understands deeply how most Mainland Chinese scholars think, and wrote this book to help answer the questions of those scholars who are searching for the truth and faith in Christianity. He uses in depth discussion and comparison, providing a wealth of evidence....[It] is an excellent reference for sharing the Gospel.
Keywords: Chinese, evangelism, gospel, apologetics
See AFC website for additional editions in Chinese.

The Word One to One (Gospel of John, Chinese)​. See description under Evangelism and Discipleship > Bible studies.
Traditional Chinese
Simplified Chinese
Keywords: Bible studies, Chinese, Gospel of John