Virtual Book Launch of “Chinese Christian Witness” on 14 May 2026

The Center for Global Christianity & Mission invites you to a virtual book launch celebrating Chinese Christian Witness: Identity, Creativity, Transmission and Practice, edited by Xiaoli Yang and Daryl R. Ireland. This volume represents a landmark first attempt to explore how Chinese Christians understand and participate in mission. Bringing together diverse perspectives, it offers new […]

Workshop on Taiwan Christianity and Music Recital at Boston University, 1-2 April 2026

In April 2026, Boston University will host a series of events examining the historical and cultural impact of Christianity in Taiwan. April 1-2, 2026 The program includes the international workshop From Colony to Nation: Catholicism and Christianity in Taiwan (1600–1987) (April 1–2), which brings together leading scholars to explore the historical development of Christianity on […]

Professor Eugenio Menegon Publishes Two New Essays

The Center for Global Christianity and Mission’s Affiliated Faculty member, Professor Eugenio Menegon, recently published two new essays: 1) “Carletti and Religion: Christianity and Asian Traditions in the Ragionamenti,” in Brian Brege, Paula Findlen and Giorgio Riello eds., Trading at the Edges of Empire: Francesco Carletti’s World, ca. 1600, Florence & Cambridge (Ma.): Villa I […]

Russian Methodism

During the early twentieth century until the Japanese invasion of 1931, Harbin, Manchuria, was a crossroads for migrants, including Koreans, mixed-race North Asian populations, and Russians fleeing the Russian Revolution. In that challenging context, the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, opened missions to the different refugee populations in Harbin. In 1927 the mission to Russian refugees […]

EAST-WEST SCHOLARS IN DIALOGUE: Ricci Institute Research Seminar Series

The Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural History at Boston College presents two research seminars in February 2023, which will be delivered by the two Luce postdoctoral fellows in residence during the spring semester. Based on different historical studies, the two presentations will offer an opportunity for academic exchange among scholars today who are interested in the study of the […]