Hospitality Of A New Wave For Hong Kong Diaspora By The Hong Kong Background Cantonese-Speaking Churches In Canada  As A Journey Of Discipleship

Chung Yuen Chan

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Hospitality Of A New Wave For Hong Kong Diaspora By The Hong Kong Background Cantonese-Speaking Churches In Canada As A Journey Of Discipleship

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Chung Yuen Chan. Hospitality Of A New Wave For Hong Kong Diaspora By The Hong Kong Background Cantonese-speaking Churches In Canada As A Journey Of Discipleship. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/7787fffd-c22b-482b-adcd-7b076605aa3c?locale=it.

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C. Y. Chan. Hospitality Of A New Wave For Hong Kong Diaspora By The Hong Kong Background Cantonese-Speaking Churches In Canada As A Journey Of Discipleship. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/7787fffd-c22b-482b-adcd-7b076605aa3c?locale=it

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Chung Yuen Chan. Hospitality Of A New Wave For Hong Kong Diaspora By The Hong Kong Background Cantonese-Speaking Churches In Canada As A Journey Of Discipleship. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/7787fffd-c22b-482b-adcd-7b076605aa3c?locale=it.

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Chung Yuen Chan

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In response to the migration of Hong Kong people to Canada in recent years, this project attempted to build up a biblical theology of hospitality from the perspective of discipleship. The theology of exile was also engaged to shed insight on hospitality. The driving question for this project was: How could the Hong Kong background Cantonese-speaking churches in Canada embrace a new wave of Hong Kong diaspora through practicing hospitality as a journey of discipleship?This project interviewed 21 Hong Kong background Cantonese-speaking churches in Canada to draw lessons from their experience in embracing the Hong Kong wave during the period between September 2021 and May 2022. Based on the biblical exposition, a framework of “B.O.N.J.O.U.R.” (i.e., boundary, orienting our hearts and minds, nurturing a lifelong habit, juncture, open, understanding, and reframing) in conjunction with the elements of the discipleship base of the writer’s church (i.e., Word, prayer, worship and stewardship of time, finance and talents) was proposed as a criteria for evaluating our mindset and practices in embracing the migration wave. Recommendations in another framework of “P.L.O.W.” (i.e., preparation, leadership, optics and willingness) were humbly offered at the end to different churches of different sizes and different paces in welcoming the migrants from Hong Kong.

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