China
Government policy allows Chinese to exercise religious beliefs within certain guidelines. Buddhists, Taoists, Muslims, and Christians do practice, but some groups are prohibited. As many as 70 million people have some religious faith. Islam claims 20 million adherents. Temples, mosques, and churches are open to the public, but public worship is frowned upon or even discouraged. Unauthorized or underground religious activities have led to imprisonment and other restrictions. Unique local religions can flourish in small towns, especially in the east; they may focus on one god or form of worship, and they often include elements of Taoism, Buddhism, and ancestor veneration...
Current Opportunities
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SEND Teams - Hong Kong
Love to work with children and want to work with missions...
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TESOL Teachers
Teaching English in both formal and informal settings in order to evangelize...
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Youth Ministry
Working with national youth (middle school through college and young career) to evangelize and disciple...
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SEND Me! (short term) Business Administrator
Are you at a new juncture in life and up for a new challenge? Are you administratively gifted? Do you want to use your business skills to serve the Lord ...
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Administrative Assistant
Administrative office help for various field offices...
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Bookkeeper
Qualified bookkeepers to manage day-to-day finances for missionaries on the field...
Featured China Missionaries
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China Missionaries (private)
We keep the identity of missionaries serving in this area private to respect their privacy and safety. You can email questions to chinainfo@send.org ...
