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Building Unity among First and Second-Generation Chinese Churches and Leaders

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T here is a concern among Canadian and American Chinese churches about the growing disunity within their congregations. For years, these churches were in a state of growth as first-generation Chinese immigrants filled the churches. Over time, however, these churches started to create two new groups.

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