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• Christianity in China
  ...nt Churches in China. The Three-Self Patriotic Movement has achieved much. Churches in China have realized the principles of self-governance, self-support and ...nfluence of ultra-leftist thought during the Culture Revolution, Christian churches were closed. In 1979 they began reopening, and in 1980 the China Christia
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• Worship
  ...nt Churches in China. The Three-Self Patriotic Movement has achieved much. Churches in China have realized the principles of self-governance, self-support and ...of [[ultra-leftist]] thought during the [[Culture Revolution]], Christian churches were closed. In 1979 they began reopening, and in 1980 the [[China Christ
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• Religious belief in China
  ...Now there are more than 4,600 Catholic churches and over 12,000 Protestant churches, as well as over 25,000 other types of Christian places of worship in China
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• Ding Guangxun
  ...National Committee of the Three-Self Patriotic Movement of the Protestant Churches in China; chairman to the first, second and third China Christian Council;
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• Dongjiaominxiang Lane
  ...legation section. There they built embassies, barracks, hospitals, banks, churches and office buildings for foreign business firms.
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• Chongwenmen Church
  ...ned down and rebuilt in 1902-1904. One of the largest Christian Protestant churches in Beijing, its architectural style shows a blend of many cultures. In 1990
  691 bytes (96 words) - 01:16, 20 April 2012
• Three-Self Patriotic Movement
  ...nts (70% being rural residents), more than 18,000 clergy, more than 12,000 churches and 25,000 meeting places (70% newly built), as well as 18 seminaries. Sinc
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• Wangfujing Catholic Church
  [[Category:Churches]]
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• Catholicism
  ...sionaries were then free to take their religion into the inland and set up churches there. As these missionaries sometimes forcibly seized land from locals, in By the end of 2006, China had 5 million Catholics, 4,000 clergy and 5,000 churches and meeting houses, 12 seminaries and 110 parishes nationwide. Over 50,000
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• St. Nicholas Church
  ...n]], '''St. Nicholas Church''' is one of the most reputed Eastern Orthodox Churches in [[China]]. It is situated in the center of the Central Square of Nangang
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• Beitang (North Church)
  ...of Reims. It is probably the church with the longest history among Western churches in [[Beijing]]. The Jesuits wanted to have the church built in the centre o
  968 bytes (166 words) - 05:36, 24 May 2010
• Mishi Church
  At 21 Northern Dongdan Street stands one of the two important Protestant churches in [[Beijing]]. The street was originally named '''Mishi''' (Rice Market) w
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• Lou Kau Mansion
  ...cal balustrades and perforated wooden ceilings similar to those on Macau's churches.
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• Jinshantun Orthodox Church
  [[Category:Churches]]
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• Treaty of Peking between Qing government and Portugal
  ...right to live near trade ports, rent and buy land, build houses and set up churches.
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• Religion in China
  ...resent, China has four million Catholics, 4,000 clergy and more than 4,600 churches and meeting houses. ...re about 10 million Protestants, more than 18,000 clergy, more than 12,000 churches and 25,000-some meeting places throughout China.
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• Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association
  ...activities. On Sundays, during Lent and at Christmas they attend Mass. The churches also perform wedding ceremonies and give Requiem Masses.
  2 KB (315 words) - 05:11, 24 May 2010
• Gulangyu Island
  ...ns," "hometown of music" and "island of piano," it features 13 consulates, churches, hospitals, schools, and police stations, built by foreign communities from
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• Religious
  ...China has four million [[Catholics]], 4,000 [[clergy]] and more than 4,600 churches and meeting houses. ...re about 10 million Protestants, more than 18,000 clergy, more than 12,000 churches and 25,000-some meeting places throughout China.
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• Tu
  ...n the period from 1915 through to the eve of liberation in [[1949]], seven churches and four [[church]]-run primary schools were set up in the area.
  11 KB (1,779 words) - 00:53, 27 July 2009

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