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Get the e-book on Amazon here: Xinjiang, China's Gateway to the World.

Xinjiang, a vast region in northwest China, has been much in the news in recent years because of the genocidal plight of more than one million Muslim Uyghur people there. But Xinjiang also has a long Christian history. Today there are nearly one million believers, mostly among the Han Chinese who have migrated into the region in recent decades.

In this book, the sixth in the series, Hattaway focuses on the heroic efforts to reach the Uyghurs and other Muslim groups who remain largely untouched by the gospel.

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Published by Piquant and Asia Harvest, 2022, 347 pages.

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CHINA CHRONICLES REVIEW:

“I find the China Chronicles to be more only the most informative but also fascinating and deeply moving. Hattaway’s scholarship is impeccable but unobtrusive, for you are caught up in the thrilling narrative of God’s work among the people of China over the centuries….With each installment o the China Chronicles series, Paul Hattaway solidifies his position as one of the outstanding scholars of Christianity in China. Though not an academic, he is producing books of high academic value. Perhaps just as importantly, he writes with clarity, vividness, balance, accuracy, and passion.”

- G. Wright Doyle (Director, Global China Center and Editor of the Biographical Dictionary of Chinese Christianity )

"A welcome contribution... an exciting, whistlestop tour of 150 years of Christian revival and miracles... there is no shortage of inspiring lives and events."

- Lawrence Braschi(Church Times)

"Well-researched... Hattaway's knowledge of the Chinese Church is encyclopedic... wonderfully challenging."

- Patrick Forbes(Christianity Magazine)