Reconstructing Christianity in China : K.H. Ting and the Chinese church / Philip L. Wickeri.

Part 1: Formation in China, the church and the world, 1915-1951
The early years, 1915-1937
Shanghai, 1915 and beyond
Family and childhood
St. Peter's Church
Undergraduate Studies at St. John's University
Life and work in occupied Shanghai, 1937-1945
Intellectual and moral choices in wartime Shanghai
Student work and the YMCA
Return to theological studies and the priesthood
Marriage, the student church and the end of the war
Service and studies overseas, 1946-1951
SCM Secretary in Canada
Studies in New York
WSCF Secretary in Geneva
Toward a new understanding of mission
Part II: Deconstructing Christianity in China, 1951-1976
Returning to a "New China," 1951-1956
Reorientation
Nanjing Union Theological Seminary
Three-self leader.

Bishop of Zhejiang
Reestablishing international contacts
Turning with the tide, 1956-1965
Continuing Christian presence
The Anti-Rightist movement
Journeys to the East
Politics in command
The Cultural Revolution era, 1966-1976
The Cultural Revolution in Nanjing
The Revolution continues
Return to public life
The Fourth National People's Congress
The End of the Cultural Revolution Era
Appendix to Chapter 6: Ode to the Plum Blossom
A Ci, by Zhao Puchu, written for K.H. Ting
Part 3: Reconstruction and renewal of church and society, 1977-2006
Restoration and renewal, 1977-1983
The restoration of religious policy
The rebirth of religious studies
The renewal of church life
Reestablishing international relationships
The vicissitudes of openness and reform, 1984-1989
Theological rethinking
Reordering relationships I: Church and State
Reordering Relationships II: Building up the body in love.

The Amity Foundation and international Christian cooperation
Appendix to Chapter 8: Selected theological writings of K.H. Ting, 1979-1989
Repression and Resurgence, 1989-1996
June 4th and the aftermath
Renewing and negotiating the social contract
Strengthening the church
China and the world
Theological Reconstruction, 1997-2006
"To retire but not to tire"
The collected works
Theological reconstruction
Differences within the common ground
The public presence
Conclusion.