CHRISTIAN WAY MISSION INC (CWM)

204 Griffin Street | Greenville, SC 29607 | 864.233.2133 | Fax 864.233.5220

Speakers for Your Church
China, Asia, and the Pacific Rim is the great mission field of our generation. If your church would like to know more about the great opportunities for mission work in this part of the world . . . to be encouraged and blessed by what God is doing among the Chinese and Asian peoples . . . and to be challenged about and gain a burden for the needy souls of its teeming billions . . . then CWM would love to provide a speaker for an upcoming service or missions conference. You are welcome to contact:

President of Christian Way Missions Inc

Dr Christian Wei came to Christ in 1978 while serving in the Taiwanese military. He founded Christian Way Missions Inc in 1987 while earning his masters and doctoral degrees in theology from Bob Jones University. Today he is president of CWM and president/administrator of Eucon International College and School of Saipan, where he pastors the Chinese Bible Church. Dr Wei not only has traveled throughout China and Asia, but on Saipan ministers to an international community comprised of Chinese, Filipinos, Koreans, Japanese, Taiwanese, and many others. He is generally available to speak in American churches during the Christmas and summer vacation months. cwei@eucon.edu

Director of Chinese for Christ International
Dr Eddie Wang received Christ as a teenager in China in 1952, leaving China and entering the United States in 1984. Now as director of Chinese for Christ International he is an expert on the Christian church in China, travels internationally to minister among Chinese-speaking peoples in many nations, and coordinates distribution of gospel literature in the Chinese language. Dr Wang resides in Greenville, South Carolina, and welcome opportunities to speak about the needs of Chinese and world missions. | ewang@eucon.edu

US Representative and Recruitment Director
Mr Mark Ward Sr became a Christian in 1977 while a freshman at a public university. He formerly taught communications at Bob Jones University and served as the school's Director of Media Ministries. Mr Ward is an expert in the field of communications ministry and has authored seven books (five about Christian communications and missions) and more than 1500 articles, edited seven magazine, and been speaker/producer of four radio programs heard daily on up to 500 stations. His passion is to encourage believers to consider full-time service in both traditional and nontraditional missionary outreaches. He resides in South Carolina, near Clemson University where he is pursuing a PhD in rhetoric and communicationin Greenville, and is available both for speking and special music. | mward@eucon.edu

Founder and President

Dr Christian Wei was saved September 10, 1978, after a colleague in the Taiwan military encouraged him to attend a missionary church. Called to the ministry in 1980, Dr Wei enrolled in Orient Fundamental Bible College of Taiwan and graduated in 1986. That same year Christian and Judy Wei left Taiwan to study in the United States at Bob Jones University, where Dr Wei received an M.A. (1987) and Ph.D. (1992) in Theology. In 1997 Dr Wei earned a doctorate in education from La Salle University.

In 1987 while studying at BJU in Greenville, South Carolina, the Weis helped to establish a local Chinese Bible Church. When several charter members finished their own seminary studies and went to the mission field, the church provided monthly support. As the church mission program expanded Dr Wei saw a need to form a special organization dedicated to sending missionaries to Chinese peoples throughout the world. Thus Chinese for Christ International (CFCI) was established in 1992.

Two years later, in 1994, Dr Wei founded Christian Way Missions Inc (CWM) as a board for sending missionaries not only to China but to other restricted-access nations. CFCI became the first branch of CWM and has since been joined by India for Christ International (1996) and Myanmar for Christ International (1999). Dr Wei remains president of CWM.

Chinese for Christ International (CFCI)

CWM was founded to be an umbrella organization to accommodate future growth in branch ministries. The first branch, Chinese for Christ International (CFCI), is led today by director Dr Eddie Wang. CFCI prints and distributes Chinese-language gospel literature; operates Eucon International Kindergarten in Harbin, China; and supports Christian tentmakers who are teaching and ministering among the Chinese people. Dr Wang travels extensively throughout the United States to alert American Christians to the needs of China.

Christian Way Missions International (CWMI) of Saipan

In 1998, Christian Way Missions International of Saipan was formed as the parent organization for Eucon International College (EIC). The organization also operates the Christian Bible Church on Saipan as an English-language congregation for CWMI workers and local believers.

Chinese Bible Church International (CBCI) of Saipan

Also in 1998, CBCI was established in Saipan to reach the island through local church ministries including Eucon International School (EIS) for grades K thru 12. In turn, EIS provides a cross-cultural environment for the training of Christian teachers who are being called to minister among Chinese-speaking peoples. CBCI enjoys a fruitful work especially among the 20,000 contract workers and their families who come from mainland China to earn U.S. currency. Many Chinese-speaking Taiwanese also reside on the island of Saipan.

India for Christ International (IFCI) and Myanmar for Christ International (MFCI)

The two newest branches of Christian Way Missions Inc are IFCI and MFCI, founded in 1996 and 1999, respectively. Myanmar was formerly known as Burma and opened to mission work by Adoniram Judson, America's first foreign missionary. MFCI outreaches are directed by Dr Timothy Sui Lian Mang and include the Biblical School of Theology, the Grace Orphanage children's home, and the Caring ministry to the handicapped. The work in India is continues to be under development and will position Christian Way Missions Inc to be active in the world's two most populous nations, China and India.

US and International Offices

Today Dr Wei resides in Saipan while serving as administrator of Eucon International School, president of Eucon International College, pastor of Chinese Bible Church International, and president of Christian Way Missions Inc.

The CWM headquarters remains in Greenville, South Carolina, under the direction of Dr Wang who also serves as director of Chinese for Christian International and chairmain of the Eucon International College board of directors.