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• Ting, K.H.

• 1984-03-18

• Moore Theological College

• Ting and the service are introduced. Ting highlights from Revelation that each church has different strengths and weaknesses, and thus why each church must be themselves. He explains that the church in China must become Chinese in culture, rather than western, in order for it to be accepted in China. Ting speaks on the importance of unity and is interested in the formation of the Uniting Church. Ting shares the effect of the Chinese Cultural Revolution on religious freedom and reflects on the lack of surprise at the sufferings faced by the church in China. Cassette label reads : "18.3.84 Chinese delegation service Bishop K. H. Ting"

• English

• Moore Theological College
• St Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney

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