Eastern Mineral-Pigment Iconography Exhibition Opens in Ningbo
The Eastern Mineral-Pigment Iconography Exhibition opened in Ningbo, featuring the works of Wang Huaiai, a Chinese Catholic artist known for his mineral-pigment paintings.
Terror in Minnie Vautrin's Nanjing Reissued, Preserving Testimony of Nanjing Massacre
After December 13, 1937, Japanese forces perpetrated a brutal massacre in Nanjing, Jiangsu. During this period, American missionary Minnie Vautrin documented the atrocities in her diary, leaving behind irrefutable testimony of the devastation.
Liu Yaming's 'Life Portrait' Exhibition Opens in Shanghai: Observing Collective Life via Individual Portraits
The exhibition presents 21 self-portraits created between 1995 and 2024. Liu explained that each portrait embodies a different version of himself, enabling him to explore and understand various facets of his identity.
Christian Artist Daozi Dies at 69 Following Battle With Leukemia
On September 1, 2025, Daozi, contemporary art critic, painter, poet, artist, and professor at the Academy of Arts & Design at Tsinghua University, passed away in Beijing from leukemia at the age of 69.
Eastern Mineral-Pigment Iconography Exhibition Opens in Ningbo
Liu Yaming's 'Life Portrait' Exhibition Opens in Shanghai: Observing Collective Life via Individual Portraits
The exhibition presents 21 self-portraits created between 1995 and 2024. Liu explained that each portrait embodies a different version of himself, enabling him to explore and understand various facets of his identity.
Christian Artist Daozi Dies at 69 Following Battle With Leukemia
On September 1, 2025, Daozi, contemporary art critic, painter, poet, artist, and professor at the Academy of Arts & Design at Tsinghua University, passed away in Beijing from leukemia at the age of 69.
Simplified Chinese Full Translation of Thomas Aquinas’s Summa Theologica Published
Terror in Minnie Vautrin's Nanjing Reissued, Preserving Testimony of Nanjing Massacre
After December 13, 1937, Japanese forces perpetrated a brutal massacre in Nanjing, Jiangsu. During this period, American missionary Minnie Vautrin documented the atrocities in her diary, leaving behind irrefutable testimony of the devastation.
New Book Explores Christian Churches in Occupied Northern China in Anti-Japanese War
The Study of Protestant Church in Occupied Area of North China During the Anti Japanese War, A Case of the Methodist Church in China, 1937-1945, authored by Dr. Wang Miao, has been published by China Religious Culture Publisher in July 2025.
The Chosen Awarded Guinness World Record And Celebrates 50-Language Season 5 App Release
Stream of Praise Marks 30th Anniversary With New Album ‘Loving Jesus’
Stream of Praise Music Ministries, the first Chinese overseas Christian music ministry, has released its 30th worship album, Loving Jesus, featuring 15 newly composed hymns. The album also serves as the theme album for the ministry’s 30th anniversary tour.
Seeing the Unfading Light in the Darkest Corners - 'Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In' Review
It was God’s wisdom that sent me. I was just doing what He made me for. That’s no credit to me; it’s all credit to Him. If He’s made you for something, you just do it.
Quanzhou: Coexistence of Different Religions
The Legend of Faith and Sport: Family Memories of Eric Liddell
On the occasion of the "Eric Liddell and Weifang" exhibition, China Christian Daily interviewed Eric Liddell’s niece, Sue Caton, who shared her involvement with the Eric Liddell Community, reflected on her uncle’s legacy, and offered family memories of him.
Scholar Advocates Embracing Cultural Values Within Local Churches
A professor from Shanghai University has urged historic churches in China to sort out their history and recognize their churches’ cultural significance.
Holiday Pause: How Christians Spent National Day Resting and Reconnecting
Who Shall Cross: Rabbi Uhrbach's Analysis of Talmudic Passover Narratives
Rabbi Jan Uhrbach led a lecture exploring a Talmudic story that reflects key Passover themes, examining free will, obligation, and inclusion. The discussion addressed the determination of purpose, the identity of fellow travelers, and responsibilities toward them.
Hanukkah: A Flame That Refuses to Be Extinguished
Hanukkah is the story of defiance. It is the story of a people who refused to disappear, a light that refused to go out, and a truth that refused to be silenced. It is the story of the Jewish people—and it is the story of our time.
Dulong River Valley, a Cold Fairyland at the 'Edge of the World'
Yunnan Dai Ethnic Minority Village Banned from Converting to Christianity
In Yingjiang, Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture, a small county in Yunnan’s border to Myanmar, an ethnic minority village released a regulation in early September that locals must not convert to Christianity, otherwise the offenders will be punished.
Yunnan Miao Church Choir's Singing Gift: Part 2
"In a remote village in Kunming, Yunnan, there is a special choir consisting of people of all age groups, from teenagers to people in their 60s and 70s."
Shanghai Exhibition Honors Pearl S. Buck’s Literary and Cultural Bridgework
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.
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