The Heidelberg Catechism, the Shorter Westminster Confession and the Psalms were made available as spoken word on a CD in last year’s project. There is need for audio and video players to spread these audible Reformed doctrines to the Christians in China. CD contents will be transferred onto the audio players with additional Reformed literature.

Preparation and distribution of audible, digital and printed media. Portions of the Heidelberg Catechism, the Westminster Catechism, the Ten Commandments, Apostles Creed, Pilgrim’s Progress as well as Puritan articles are posted on social media, distributed via a network of church groups and via internet. Responses are monitored and dealt with. Some of these materials are used as training material under the minorities. Several of Frans Bakker’s books are being distributed as well. In 2020 a new series of devotions basted on the Westminster Shorter Catechism will be sent out.

There is a great need to educate children from the Bible, provide supporting Reformed literature and transmit basic Biblical values. The Bible, Heidelberg and Westminster Catechism, the Apostles’ Creed and Pilgrim’s Progress are being used as the main resources. Bible Stories for Children, a copy of the Pilgrim’s Progress for children and other Vacation Bible School resource materials will be provided for working with children. Five workers will be trained for minority ministry as well.

This project aims to provide support for ongoing Reformed Theological teaching and to establish a digital library of sound Reformed resources for theological students.

The fast-growing churches need to be grounded more deeply in the truth. An efficient way is to provide translated Christian literature with a focus on Reformed Christian teaching and training. Books from various publishers will be supplied to individual churches. Recommended books to distribute focus on Reformed Doctrines and expository teachings, and include authors as John Calvin, John Bunyan, Matthew Henry, Brakel, Ryle, etc.

Providing courses to expound the Reformed Doctrine, including the use of an online library of resources.

Instructors have been requested by the seminary and the college to teach courses to expound the Reformed Doctrine to the theological students, Christian school teachers and church leaders. Bonisa will cover some of the costs involved.

This project will cover the costs up to 50% of the price of various approved books that will be sold to individuals, lay preachers or house churches by a network of contacts.

There is a need to provide Christian School Education for the local Reformed churches. One of the aims of this project is to start a Christian Education Research Center to share resources and serve other communities around the country.

This project will help in providing funds for the basic needs of a reformed professor and his family. This man wrote some influential articles, translates books and courses. He is considered one of the best translators in reformed theology.

There is a great need for Reformed Experiential literature in the growing churches in China. Through a network of contacts, the following books and/or the electronic versions of these books are being distributed: F. Bakker: The Everlasting Word, G. Bilkes: Memoirs of the Way Home and Glory Veiled and Unveiled. An electronic version of ‘Memoirs of the Way Home’ by G.M. Bilkes will also be supplied to individuals, lay preachers and house churches.

Assisting by providing helpful guidance and resources for small-group instruction of children, including how to teach from Scriptures.

Bonisa provides financial aid for this Community Centre that targets lower/middle class families of children with autism (1% of the population under 14 years). This Centre provides access to therapy, support and a loving community. On-the-job training for staff is provided. The affected children receive individualized intervention and the center is acknowledged by society as a place of acceptance, understanding, professionalism and excellence.

This project will finance the wages of the staff and provide for the medical care and needs of patients with cerebral palsy or patients recovering from a stroke. The needed therapy is not available for poor families in mountainous areas. Caregivers are being trained in basic rehab skills to support the daily care of these children. Support is also given for surgical work on patients with burns or cleft lip and palate.

This project will help the poor and disregarded people of the city and region who cannot afford access to the local health care system. Willing Chinese physicians receive training and education in providing trustworthy, compassionate, western-based health care. The project will finance wages of the staff and provide the medical care and needs of patients, including orphans, in the medical clinic. Local Chinese Christians are helped to develop a spirit of compassion by serving the poor and the marginalized.

Children living in the remote mountain areas do not have ready access to schools. This project will provide for the wages of a teacher to provide teaching and homework guidance to about 90 underprivileged children. This project also provides fruit, water and vitamins to students that attend the morning or evening programs.

This project entails subsidizing the possibility for preachers to further their studies to obtain a degree. Students who need this will receive help with costs of tuition, books, travel and living expenses.

This project provides support for someone who oversees and develops missionary work among unreached minorities.