Publications & Works of Yalin Xin
Dr. Yalin Xin studies the growth and renewal of Christianity in China and beyond. His research connects theology, history, and intercultural mission, highlighting how Spirit-led movements shape the global Church. Through his writing and teaching, he equips leaders to understand and participate in the ongoing work of God across cultures.
Renewal, Theology, Mission in China
Research & Renewal
Yalin Xin serves as Dean of Doctoral Studies and chairs the Institute of China Studies. His research centers on Christian renewal movements and global mission.
Associate Professor of Intercultural Studies at WCIU
Research Fellow with the Center for World Christian Revitalization Movements
Published in the Regnum Edinburgh 2010 and Global Renewal Christianity series
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Inside China's House Church Network
Traces the rise of China’s Word of Life movement. From humble farmers to a network of over twenty million believers, this work reveals one of the most enduring revivals in church history.
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Evangelical and Frontier Mission: Perspectives on the Global Progress of the Gospel
Reflects on a century of global mission since Edinburgh 1910, highlighting the rise of evangelicalism and its pivotal role in shaping the modern worldwide Church.
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Reflecting on and Equipping for Christian Mission (Edinburgh Centenary Book 27)
Examines how churches and mission agencies equip believers for God’s work in today’s world, emphasizing contextual theological education for all Christians.
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Evangelism and Diakonia in Context
Shows how evangelism and service are inseparable in the Great Commission—faith expressed through both proclamation and action as the church lives out integral mission.
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Global Renewal Christianity: Asia and Oceania Spirit-Empowered Movements
Explores the explosive growth of Spirit-empowered Christianity across Asia and Oceania. Leading scholars examine its history, theology, and future in a changing world.
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