http://www.chsource.org/en/

Brent Fulton, the president of ChinaSource, contributed two chapters to “China’s Reforming Churches.”

Having lived in Beijing for several years, and gotten to know a little about Christian and church life there, the more common term is “unregistered” church (rather than ‘house church’). I visited an unregistered church that had converted an entire floor of an office building into a large worship space and class rooms, etc.

With all the expats in Beijing, it is seriously disappointing that there is no Presbyterian/Reformed English-speaking congregation for foreigners. If there *was,* it would significantly and positively influence local/native congregations.

Here are some links your readers will find of interest:

Baugus on the book:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuqR4pchsBE

Articles by Baugus from Ref21:
http://www.reformation21.org/articles/an-orientation-to-chinas-reforming-churches-part-three.php
http://www.reformation21.org/blog/2014/10/reformed-tradition-taking-root.php

Robert Morrison Project:
http://robertmorrisonproject.org/en/introduction