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.

Leading a youth fellowship, Kang helps Christians facing challenges in their professional lives, drawing upon the wisdom he gained from the workplace. When asked about what Christians in the workplace need most, Kang responded without hesitation, “They need to learn how to testify to the gospel.”

Korean Pastor Kang believes it is time to initiate a new mission model, one he describes as “missions starting from Asia, Africa, and Latin America, reaching out to other countries.”

The Stream of Praise (SOP) Music Ministries will hold its first Toronto 2024 Worship Revival Summit at the end of September, with all the fall worship conferences in North America scheduled for September.

A people-pleaser excessively seeks approval and affection by prioritizing others' needs. Pastor Gordon Huang offers advice on changing this behavior, emphasizing self-care, self-love, setting boundaries, and learning to say "no."

On June 7, Stream of Praise Music Ministries released a new album named "What Could I Bring to You.“

To prevent believers from falling into heresies, a pastor trained small group leaders during the pandemic and another reminds believers to build face-to-face connections rather than study online.

The Stream of Praise (SOP) 2024 Asia Tour officially begins in June and will take place in nine cities in Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, and China.

The most stressful thing for Pastor Luo this year was that a Christian man intended to serve full-time, but Luo worried all night and couldn't sleep due to the church’s stretched finances.

More than 30 years ago, Chinese believers often heard about miracles of healing, but they rarely happen nowadays. One pastor believes that God's work progresses gradually rather than remaining constant.