Recently, a new book titled Review and Prospects: Thirty Years Research on the History of Chinese Missionary Universities was published by Religious Culture Publishing House.

“The faith of Christ is the faith of music.” Mr. Huang Anlun said. It has long been recorded in history that many people sang and danced to praise God in King David’s time. Even the city of Jericho was captured in this way.

A famous Christian psychologist urged people to rediscover the culture of awe as people are not created to be tools.

During a visit, I had the privilege of meeting Pastor X who serves in a trade and industry fellowship in south China. His unique way of sharing the gospel is to pass the gospel to the guests through the way of tea gathering and preaching.

Written by a Presbyterian missionary and an American teacher Marjorie Rankin Steurt, and voluntarily translated by Mr. Sun Min locally from Weifang, Shandong Province, the Chinese draft version of her book Broken Bits of Old China was completed on December 12th, 2020. Although the translator Sun is not a Christian, in his view, the local literature value of this book is worthy of attention.