105 Years Ago, Ruth Bell Graham, Wife of Billy Graham, Born in China
On Tuesday, the official Facebook account of Billy Graham, remembered 105 years ago when Ruth Bell Graham, wife of Billy Graham, was born in China.
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Academic Titles Working Group of Christian Theological Seminaries and Schools Meets in Nanjing
From June 5 to 6, the Academic Titles Working Group of Christian Theological Seminaries and Schools in China convened in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province.
Obeying the Call to Become Spiritual Guide: A Young Pastor's Servanthood
Born into a Christian family, Pastor Wang dreamed to become a pastor since young. After the dream was realized, she went through various challenges and trails in her early days of ministry and has formed her own pastoral approach.
Beyond East and West: John C. H. Wu's Faith, Scholarship, and Life
The remarkable life of John C. H. Wu reveals a journey from intellectual brilliance and inner conflict to a powerful spiritual synthesis that finally harmonized East and West within his own soul.
A Rainy Night, a Hot Pot, and a Theological Wake-Up Call: Why Catechism Matters
On a raing night, an unexpected encounter with two Jehovah’s Witnesses members around a hot pot underscored the pressing need to deepen one’s understanding of Christian beliefs and to remain steadfast in the faith.
From Lawyer to Pastor: Overcoming 'Three Mountains' and Passing 'One Test'
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.
Memorial Exhibition for Nobel Laureate Pearl S. Buck Opens in Shanghai
An exhibition honoring Nobel laureate Pearl S. Buck, daughter of Southern Presbyterian missionaries, opened June 7 at Shanghai Library, highlighting her literary legacy and bridge-building between China and the West through nearly 200 exhibits.
Training Program Conducted for Volunteers in Xi'an
Gaoling District CC&TSPM in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, conducted its first pastoral volunteers training program from May 26 to 30, attended by more than 90 people.
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Retired Pastor: 5 Common Misunderstandings in Christian Life
A retired pastor who served in full-time ministry for over four decades shared his insights on the issues arising during the development of churches in China, highlighting five common misunderstandings in Christian life.
Pastor: The Holy Spirit Is Deeply Present Yet Strangely Unknown in Today’s Church
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Worship Leader: How Should We View Different Worship Styles in the Chinese Church?
"Churches in mainland China have been shaped by historical and cultural constraints, leading to relatively conservative worship styles. Conservatism itself is not wrong, but it does not justify dismissing the worship explorations of other regions. Similarly, churches abroad—especially in developed countries—should not easily assume that the generally conservative worship style of Chinese churches is incorrect. God is the God of all nations and peoples, and He delights in diverse expressions of praise," said a season worship minister.
Postgraduate Student in Psychology Recovered From Depression by Encountering God
Bowei, once a postgraduate student in psychology, failed to treat himself, although he attempted many methods. He spent a large sum of money on treatment, but his illness got increasingly worse. In desperation, God's salvation came to this young man, and he was healed.
Voice: When Pastors Can't Lead, God Steps in
Brother Wang, a seasoned pastor, believes that when pastors find it challenging to lead their congregations, that's when God steps in to lend a hand.
Once Destroyed in Deadly Sichuan Earthquake, Jiangyou Church Completes Reconstruction
After 17 years of reconstruction, a centennial church in Sichuan Province that was destroyed during the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake has been rebuilt on original site.
Christian Theology and Ritual in Tang China: Researcher Reveals Lost Religious Community Through Ancient Artifacts
Fudan University researcher Dr. Xie Dingjian traces the story of "Jingjiao", showing how Persian Christians translated the Trinity using Buddhist concepts and carved their faith into Chinese stone monuments over 1,000 years ago.
Missionary’s Grandnephew Revisits Fuzhou to Honor Family’s Legacy in Women’s Education
"Kuliang Friend" Gordon Trimble, grandnephew of an American missionary working in China for more than 50 years, paid a recent visit to Fuzhou with his wife to recall the past history.
A Christian Perspective: Confronting the Rising 'Epidemic' of Loneliness Across Generations
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.
Four Churches in Shenzhen Join Hands for Blood Donation
On May 18, four churches in Nanshan District, Shenzhen, including Nanshan Church, Qiaocheng Church, Meinian Church, and Baishizhou Church, jointly organized a blood donation event.
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Jiangyin Church Celebrates Pentecost with Worship and Praise
On June 8, Pentecost Sunday, Chengbei Church in Jiangyin City, Jiangsu Province, held an evening worship and praise service to commemorate the coming of the Holy Spirit.
Commemorating the 120th Anniversary of Hudson Taylor's Death: Lessons from His Life
As a devoted preacher in China, Hudson Taylor was an influential figure and a faithful servant of God whose legacy continues to inspire modern ministers. His life's work teaches us that true service is rooted in heartfelt concern for individuals rather than mere adherence to rituals or external forms.
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Photos: Churches in China Celebrate Dragon Boat Festival
This photo collection captures how churches and Christian communities across China celebrated the Dragon Boat Festival in late May.
Musical on the Book of Ruth Premieres at Shenzhen Church
This photo collection features highlights from a musical drama based on the Book of Ruth, staged by Qiaocheng Church in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, on May 10.
Training Program Conducted for Volunteers in Xi'an
Gaoling District CC&TSPM in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, conducted its first pastoral volunteers training program from May 26 to 30, attended by more than 90 people.
Pastor: What You Rehearse by Faith Becomes Reality in Your Life
"Our lives are like a rehearsal for eternity," a pastor said, urging Christians to rehearse eternity by faith—transforming weakness into strength and maturing in faith to reach completeness.
Asian Evangelical Leadership Forum Opens in Seoul with Renewed Call for Discipleship: 'Every Season, God Creates a New Movement'
With a clear and urgent call to renew commitment to discipleship amid a rapidly changing global landscape, the Asia Evangelical Leadership Forum (AELF) officially opened Wednesday in Seoul, South Korea.
At 27th Pentecostal World Conference, WCC General Secretary Urges “We Need One Another to Better Discern the Voice of Christ”
In a message to the 27th Pentecostal World Conference, being held in Helsinki 4-7 June, World Council of Churches (WCC) general secretary Rev. Prof. Dr Jerry Pillay reflected on the theme of the conference, “Go &Make,” describing it as both timely and deeply challenging.
Beyond East and West: John C. H. Wu's Faith, Scholarship, and Life
The remarkable life of John C. H. Wu reveals a journey from intellectual brilliance and inner conflict to a powerful spiritual synthesis that finally harmonized East and West within his own soul.
Christian Theology and Ritual in Tang China: Researcher Reveals Lost Religious Community Through Ancient Artifacts
Fudan University researcher Dr. Xie Dingjian traces the story of "Jingjiao", showing how Persian Christians translated the Trinity using Buddhist concepts and carved their faith into Chinese stone monuments over 1,000 years ago.
Endings and Everlastingness: Cultural and Theological Views on What Lies Beyond
Professors Wang Zhongjiang and Zeng Qingbao lecture on "Death and Eternal Life," contrasting ancient Chinese pursuits of immortality with Christian theological understandings of resurrection and hope.
Sage & Saint: A Dialogue on Ideals of Virtue in Confucian and Christian Thought
Scholars at Hong Kong Baptist University's Logos Forum compared the Confucian "junzi" with the Christian "believer" ideals, uncovering parallels and distinctions in how both traditions offer ideal personhood and moral cultivation.
Voice: What Should the Church Do in the Age of Advanced Artificial Intelligence?
Perhaps the greatest gift AI can offer to the church is to bring us back to the very foundation of our faith: when all external technologies and packaging are stripped away, could what remains be a heart that earnestly looks to the Lord alone?
Learn From Pope Francis’ Humility While Remembering Him
While we focus on the deceased pontiff and honor him, we need to learn from his servanthood and apply it to our daily ministry and life.
Christmas Reflection: Meaning of Faith for Christians
Despite numerous participations in worship and ministries, believers can still reflect on the question, "What does faith truly mean to me?"
The Power of Silent Prayer After Sermon
A church in southern China has recently updated its service process. A significant change encourages the congregation to offer a silent prayer before departing after the pastor's benediction.