Rev. Dr. Ernest Chan, a pioneering figure in promoting the anointing of the Holy Spirit within the overseas Chinese church for decades, urged the Chinese church to receive the anointing of the Holy Spirit.

Many preachers today face a similar predicament: full-time ministry often does not provide enough to sustain their families, yet taking on part-time work can raise doubts about their intentions. In fact, quite some urban pastors do hold side jobs, although most prefer to keep them discreet. Pastor Guo is one of them.

For most Chinese, turning 35 feels like reaching a critical crossroads. A popular saying, "Chinese-style 35: too old to work, too young to retire," reveals the frustration and resignation of a generation. Yet, one 35-year-old "big boy" is rewriting this narrative through his faith journey.

Whether in Japan’s “healing-themed works” or China’s “Xiaoyi culture,” the shift from individualism to loneliness can lead either to depression and “severed family ties” or to healing and caring support of “Xiaoyi”. The key factor is the presence of understanding, acceptance, and love.

As a psychological counselor, Sjanshan seeks to use her professional expertise to bring comfort and healing to the emotional and spiritual wounds of others, helping them embody the beautiful image bestowed by God.

Sister Deng Sanjie, a 68-year-old Christian, shares her experiences of faith, healing, and peace, including the death of her sister and her daughter’s miraculous recovery, emphasizing the importance of living out faith and building relationships.

Rev. Dr. David Doong, general secretary of the Chinese Coordination Centre of World Evangelization, delivered an opening address titled “Why Is the Gospel Such Good News?” at the Global Chinese Alpha Conference 2025.

Growing up in the church, Sister Zhang is the leader of a church in the Northwest and has been working full-time in the church for many years. "A Christian who is reborn and saved will definitely experience miracles in their life," she stated after hearing, witnessing, and experiencing many miracles.

A pastor with extensive experience in relationship counseling has observed that the primary barrier preventing young people from forming intimate relationships is their general lack of the necessary skills to build and sustain such connections, thus, he started a new model of group relationship counseling.

Chen spent fifteen years witnessing that "God intended it for good." Leaving the workplace where she had once strived so hard, she now serves full-time in the church, finding joy in her ministry.