(Pamela, R) “It's about inviting and engaging in a shared and valued experience and it creates a real human connection. »At first, I used writing and cartoons to take the audience back to the past and introduce them to the history of Chinese Christianity. I chose this method because I was attracted by a video I saw a few years ago on YouTube. Since this technique makes such a deep impression on me, I'm sure it can impress someone else in my age group. In my blog I publish the materials and method I used for the production of these images, my audience can follow my instructions and produce their own little story just for fun. I give it to them so they can ask for advice and share their work with me. In my video, I also included footage of interviews with Chinese Christians around me. From the interview, we can see that they all come from different regions of China, have their own stories, and have various reasons why they believe in God. Through these videos I hope to bring out the message “we don't have to be perfect to become a Christian”, we are all on our journey, searching and learning. One of them became a Christian because she wants to get married in church, one of them treats God like an umbrella, and one of them is still unsure about Christianity. I hope my audience doesn't feel like Christian is something so far removed from them and knows they can get involved whenever they want. My interviewees speak Chinese when