This report gives an overview of the Christian drug rehab institutions in Greater China. Their features and characteristics are compared and contrasted across mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.

John Carl Schmidt, an English teacher from the United States, received his calling from God by teaching English in China’s Hunan Province for more than ten years.

Pastor Z stated that he felt the need to launch a dialogue forum at the moment, inviting Christians, pastors or scholars to express, communicate and interact from their respective perspectives, hoping to stimulate thought among Christian groups.

A millennial pastor reveals the pressure and the feeling of helplessness in the face of there being “no successors” for the present generation of church workers. He said, "Personally, I rarely get care or concern from church leaders. Whenever I receive their phone calls, they talk only about the ministry or what I've not done well serving, anything but work. I receive little personal care. "

China Partnership launched a prayer meeting for the house church in China that faces persecution.

Jia Li, Director Qian, and Yang Guang who are churchgoers of different churches in different places are working with the same charity institution for distinct reasons. Their understanding of the Christian faith has been renewed in their ministry. Another Christian participant witnesses that this institution which aids poor students and the disadvantaged provides a platform to better practice the Word of God.