The Amity Foundation, Zespri, and Pagoda jointly launched the "Zespri & Pagoda Activity Room" public welfare project, and the third donation ceremony took place in Shanghai.
For over two decades, a female believer named Ren Nai (pseudonym) endured persecution from her husband due to her faith. However, because of her unwavering commitment and continuous prayers, her husband eventually came into contact with faith and became a better husband.
A pastor believed that today's church might not necessarily lack workers, and what it lacked most today were Christ and pastors who nurtured believers with the heart of Christ.
Misunderstood to be a "mental patient," a man suffered greatly both in body and mind and had to take medicine for recovery, but he has been recovering through compassion of a sister.
The Amity Foundation participated in the 2023 Annual Meeting of the China Foundation Forum (CFF), organizing a parallel forum on "Climate Change and Community-Based Adaptation."
As per the Regulations on Religious Affairs and the Administrative Measures for Internet Religious Information Services, it is a requisite for entities disseminating religious information to the public via the internet to possess a valid Internet Religious Information Service License.
The National Religious Affairs Administration recently promulgated the "Administrative Measures for the of Religious Activity Venues" by Order No. 19, which will come into effect on September 1, 2023.
At a time when the study of Christianity in China is becoming more difficult, the CHCD opens a new portal to explore China’s Christian past. The tool might be different than rummaging through a traditional archive, but by repackaging archival materials into an online tool it invites anyone to ask, “What could be discovered if…?”
Chinese actress Zheng Shuang was accused by her former partner Zhang Hengn who claimed she abandoned their two children born to surrogate mothers based in the U.S. Christians in China give comments on the incident.
With a rich history in counseling Christian marriage and families, Mentor Cui, a mother of two, shared her experience in an interview with Christian Times, a Shanghai-based Chinese Christian news website. The greatest conflict with her mother-in-law lies in parenting. When her daughter collides with her mother-in-law, she uses a wise method to deal with it.