China-U.S. Christian Fellowship Opens in Shanghai
The China-U.S. Christian Fellowship convened in Shanghai, fostering friendship and collaboration between the Christian communities from both countries.
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Training Course for Clergy Launched in Yunnan
Organized by Yunnan CC&TSPM and Yunnan Theological Seminary, a training class was opened for their clergy to promote the localization of Christianity in China, specifically in Yunnan, and to improve the comprehensive qualities of pastoral workers.
‘Churches Always Need Each Other,’ Says Russian Baptist Leader
Peter Mitskevich, president of the Russia Baptist Union, said in his first Lausanne Congress "Churches always need each other."
Attending Prayer Meeting at Shanghai Thanksgiving Church
A pastor once said that you cannot buy genuine intercession. Through the love of Christ, we have the heart of an intercessor, transcending our limitations. In places unknown to you, many people are praying for you.
Word4Asia Co-Hosts Ping Pang Competition to Boost Civil Diplomacy
As the co-chair of the competition, Word4Asia Consulting International from the U.S. is dedicated to fostering a greater understanding of China among the American public and has made significant efforts to promote friendship between the two nations.
A Church Dedicated in Suzhou
Jingang Church in Zhangjiagang City, Suzhou, Jiangsu, conducted a dedication and thanksgiving ceremony.
China Partner Visits Shaanxi
An old friend of churches in China, China Partner, paid a visit to Shannixi Provincial CC&TSPM to continue the friendship and enhance mutual understanding.
New Book 'Gospel and Anti-Opium' Examines Missionaries and the Opium Trade in Late Qing China
The first edition of the book Gospel and Anti-opium: Protestant Missionaries and the Rise and Fall of the Opium Trade in Late Qing China (1807-1911) was published, exploring the role missionaries played in opium trade and analyzing the reasons behind and significance of the transition.
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U.S. Outreach Foundation Leader Speaks at Hangzhou’s Largest Church
What Should Pastors Do When They Face Difficulties?
Pastors are often in a position where they are needed, as believers seek their help when they face challenges. But what should pastors do when they themselves are overwhelmed by long-term pressure or face problems they can't overcome? Several pastors have navigated this difficult threshold in different ways and discovered some support methods.
Interview: ‘God Is on Mission and We Participate in It,’ Says Chris Wright, Chief Architect of 2010 Cape Town Commitment
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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.
From Millions Spent on Drugs to New Life in Christ: The Transformation of a Former Addict
When I met with Brother Adong recently, he looked quite healthy, with a smile on his face that he could not hide. But he was completely different after he had been taking drugs for 18 years. At that time, he smoked, drank, gambled, and went whoring. His eyes were green and his face looked ghostly pale. Coupled with his tall figure, he just looked like he was going to do something really bad.
Interview: Insights From a Seasoned Pastor for Gen Z Ministers
Regards the challenges faced by young ministers in serving, pastor Huang, who has been serving for over twenty years since graduating from seminary shared his personal experiences, offering insights and encouragement to young theological graduates from Generation Z.
Healthy Pastoral Team Is Key to Effective Ministry
"You can feel whether a church is healthy or not if you stay there," said Pastor Wang of a church in City A. "You can get a feeling of happiness here in my church, as it is a place where you can settle down and enjoy being here to worship with communion with each other."
New Book Release: Thirteen Lectures on the History of Christian Thought
A new book Thirteen Lectures on the History of Christian Thought, which was edited by the Centre for Christian Studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, was recently published.
Beijing CC&TSPM Hosts U.S. TV Program ‘Hour of Power’ Delegation
The American evangelistic television program "Hour of Power" visited Beijing Municipal CC&TSPM.
Christian Woman Comforts Neighbors While Typhoon Mujigae Sweeps Through Hainan
As recently Super Typhoon "Mujigae" raged outside, bringing unprecedented winds and rain, a sister in Christ used God's words to comfort those gripped by fear with His love, easing their anxiety.
Church Engages Society Through Public Welfare
An experienced Christian public welfare worker elaborates on the cultural mission metaphorically, saying, "A cultural mission is about 'birthing sheep,' while church buildings cannot 'birth sheep'; only 'sheep' can birth 'sheep.' Through connections among believers and between churches, the church can truly nurture believers."
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Wuxi CC&TSPM Hosts Shakespeare Literature Lecture
Wuxi municipal CC&TSPM in Jiangsu Province held a Shakespeare literature lecture, fostering the integration and development of literature and religious culture.
Workshop on Introduction to the Old Testament Historical Books Started in Guangzhou
Zhaoshi College in Guangzhou, Guangdong, convened its workshop on Introduction to the Old Testament Historical Books, exploring the Deuteronomy history and chronology in the Old Testament.
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Photos of Liushi Church in Wenzhou, China's Jerusalem
Liushi Church, located in Luyao Village, Liushi Town, Wenzhou City, China’s Jerusalem, was originally known as the Jesus Church, built by William Edward Soothill (Su Huilian in Chinese), a Methodist missionary to China.
Fuzhou Church Holds Praise Meeting on Chinese Valentine's Day
A church in Fujian held a praise meeting themed "It’s All for Love" on Chinese Valentine's Day to provide a platform for single believers to get to know each other, integrating Chinese culture with Christianity.
Training Course for Clergy Launched in Yunnan
Organized by Yunnan CC&TSPM and Yunnan Theological Seminary, a training class was opened for their clergy to promote the localization of Christianity in China, specifically in Yunnan, and to improve the comprehensive qualities of pastoral workers.
Attending Prayer Meeting at Shanghai Thanksgiving Church
A pastor once said that you cannot buy genuine intercession. Through the love of Christ, we have the heart of an intercessor, transcending our limitations. In places unknown to you, many people are praying for you.
WCC to Begin 'Campaign of Hope: Mental Health and Wellbeing for All'
The World Council of Churches (WCC) will begin a “Campaign of Hope: Mental Health and Wellbeing for All” and convene a global alliance to enable faith communities to become environments that promote and sustain mental health and wellbeing.
Pastor Ray McCauley, 75, ‘Gone to Be With the Lord’
Pastor Ray has gone to be with the Lord peacefully at his home, surrounded by his family and loved ones”, his son and successor as senior pastor of Rhema Bible Church, Joshua McCauley, said in a statement released last night on behalf of the McCauley family.
Story: From Rheumatoid Arthritis Patient to Father of Over 20 Adoptive Children
A man became a Christian after experiencing supernatural events due to his disease and now cares for more than 20 adoptive children with his Christian wife.
God's Love Revealed Through Man Bedridden for Forty Years
Zhang lived a total of 58 years in this world. For over forty of those years, he was completely paralyzed, leading an extremely tragic life. But he encountered a pastor and was taken well care of by a nursing home.
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.
New Book Release: Thirteen Lectures on the History of Christian Thought
A new book Thirteen Lectures on the History of Christian Thought, which was edited by the Centre for Christian Studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, was recently published.
Life Begets Life: Reflections on the Legacy of a Church Built by Martyrs
In the late Qing Dynasty, a young missionary from England and his family came to a small county town in Jinzhong, Shanxi Province to do the mission work. Two years later, the Boxer Movement broke out, and seven members of the missionary's family were taken to Taiyuan, imprisoned, paraded, and beheaded.
A Father's Reflection on Opening Ceremony of Paris 2024 Olympic Games: Protect Children for a Better Future
The opening ceremony of the Olympic Games should show the beauty of sports and promote the unity and progress of mankind, instead of showing extreme cases and creating divisions to protect the minority in the name of infringing on the interests of the majority!
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Part-Time Elder Shares Stories to Inspire Christians to Live Their Faith in the Workplace
The following two stories shares about how Christians overcome trials and become testimonies in the workplace.