Bible study in chinese series#

This semester, but she was gracious enough to find time to sit down and answerĪ few of our questions. On biblical studies published in mainland China.

Bible study in chinese series#

Thirty books since 2009, making it the largest series of books Review of Christian Thought, and in Hong Kong with Logos & Pneuma: Chinese Journal of On mainland China she has been involved with Biblical Several monographs, and has been deeply involved with leading Chinese academic journals. Time she continued to prove herself as a prolific and passionate contributor toĬhinese biblical scholarship. She also served as Senior Research Fellow of the Key Institute of Christianity andĬross-cultural Studies at Zhejiang University for many years. Of Humanities at Zhejiang University, where she worked until her hiring at Liang was hired as the Associate Professor at the School Next step, a fully-funded ThM at Western Theological Seminary from 2004–5,īecame the first student of Western’s ThM program from mainland China, and at Year at the Department of Bible, Bar-Ilan University. Post-doctoral scholar to do research in biblical studies in Israel, spending a Interpretation, and clearing space for similar future explorations in Chinese Zhejiang University, marked a significant step in Chinese scholarship: Theĭissertation pushed past the status quo of engaging with the Bible only in theįield of literary studies, working with Scripture on the level of theological Her doctoral dissertation, completed in 2002 at Recent in a string of landmark achievements contributing to the development ofĬhinese biblical scholarship.

Liang’s appointment at Regent is the most Since then she has hit the ground running as the leader of one of Regent’s most dynamic programs.ĭr.

This April, we were thrilled to announce the hiring of Regent’s newest full-time faculty member, Grace Hui Liang, as the Director of the Chinese Studies Program (CSP) and Associate Professor of Chinese Christian Studies. 'With a deep passion and appreciation towards the Chinese Studies Program of Regent, I wish to devote my life to serve God and His kingdom through serving the Regent community and Chinese academia in the near future.'