警鐘長鳴 倪柝聲與中國地方教會

2011 For Whom the Siren Wails - Watchman Nee and the Local Church in China During the first half of the 20th century, the Local Church Movement launched by Watchman Nee, not only has profoundly influenced Chinese Christian churches, but also spread abroad. For years, the Local Church has been an exclusive group shrouded in secrecy, and outsiders found it puzzling. Attempts to explore the Local Church have been met with great resistance. In 2011, the debut author's book - My Unforgettable Memories - was about Nee's life and the Shanghai Local Church. Her new book - For Whom the Siren Wails - included Nee's writings, messages, lessons learned from the initiation and development of Local Churches in depth also. Being a past member of the Local Church, the author shares her grief, objective discoveries and analyses with the present-day churches and believers. With unique significance and value, this book will serve as an inspiration and warning to God's children.