As a devoted preacher in China, Hudson Taylor was an influential figure and a faithful servant of God whose legacy continues to inspire modern ministers. His life's work teaches us that true service is rooted in heartfelt concern for individuals rather than mere adherence to rituals or external forms.

A retired pastor who served in full-time ministry for over four decades shared his insights on the issues arising during the development of churches in China, highlighting five common misunderstandings in Christian life.

Brother Wang, a seasoned pastor, believes that when pastors find it challenging to lead their congregations, that's when God steps in to lend a hand.

Pastor Fang used two thought-provoking statements to describe how believers relate to the Holy Spirit: "I don't know that I already know," and "I don't know that I actually don't know."

“If today’s Christians do not contend with Satan for souls, their children will be shepherded by the secular world, and the next generation will be discipled by mobile phones,” a church pastor warned.

Whether in Japan’s “healing-themed works” or China’s “Xiaoyi culture,” the shift from individualism to loneliness can lead either to depression and “severed family ties” or to healing and caring support of “Xiaoyi”. The key factor is the presence of understanding, acceptance, and love.

In May, Church A in East China announced via its WeChat public account that, in accordance with policy requirements, believers must register with their real names on the church’s official website to access audio sermons through WeChat posts. However, such technical barriers may prevent middle-aged and elderly believers from accessing spiritual content and maintaining the regular rhythm of their Christian life.

Pastor Shen, who has been engaged in ministry in northern China for more than two decades, shared his insights on effective preaching. He emphasized that a good sermon should have a clear central thread, incorporate interaction, relevant content, and personal experience, and be rooted in sound theology. Most importantly, he stressed the importance of continual practice to enhance the sermon’s resonance with the audience and better connect it to their daily lives.

Catholic leaders and AI experts convened at the Pontifical Gregorian University to discuss the theological applications, challenges, and pedagogical potential of Magisterium AI in an evolving technological landscape.

As several Christians women were absent in church gatherings due to the wrong conception that wearing skirts to church was inappropriate, Elder Li implemented a reform by modifying the choir’s attire.