A lecture in Hong Kong introduced the forthcoming book Wang Mingdao's Diaries, highlighting his unwavering faith, restorationist theology, and independent ministry in the 20th century.
On November 16, the awards ceremony for the Fifth Golden Rooster Huawei Xmage Mobile Short Film Project took place in Xiamen. Independent documentary filmmaker Geng Haiyang received the Best Documentary Award for his work, Growing Up in Urban Village.
Initiated in 2012, the "Hudson Taylor" movie project, led by Half Crown Media, aims to inspire a new generation of missionaries through the life and legacy of Hudson Taylor.
On November 28, a renowned Christian painter, Mr. Ding Ping'an, donated quite a collection of his landscape paintings and calligraphy works to Shanxi Provincial CC&TSPM.
The latest issue of the Journal of Chinese Theology (JCT) has been published, featuring transhumanism and the challenges to human dignity in the context of artificial intelligence and the climate crisis
On November 14, Dr. Brian C. Stiller hosted a webinar exploring Principle 3: Exercise Your Faith, the third chapter of his book 7 Ancient Principles for 21st Century Leaders. This book draws lessons from the biblical story of Nehemiah to guide leaders in building and renewing organizations and ministries.
As Christmas draws near, Stream of Praise (SOP) Music Ministries has unveiled its 2024 Christmas worship specials: "Christmas Worship," "Christmas Caroling," and "Relax Christmas Music."
On November 16, the awards ceremony for the Fifth Golden Rooster Huawei Xmage Mobile Short Film Project took place in Xiamen. Independent documentary filmmaker Geng Haiyang received the Best Documentary Award for his work, Growing Up in Urban Village.
A professor from Shanghai University has urged historic churches in China to sort out their history and recognize their churches’ cultural significance.
Visiting the places where our spiritual ancestors in Christ lived and listening to the stories of the missionaries was meant to show our gratitude to God for bringing the gospel to us and, in the hope of following in the footsteps of those who loved the Lord, to use our own lives and respective situations to spread the gospel to all those who need it through various ministries.
Constrasting the views on the soul from the perspective of Chinese history with those of Greek philosophy and Christian beliefs, a scholar discussed the existence of the soul and its residence.
In Yingjiang, Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture, a small county in Yunnan’s border to Myanmar, an ethnic minority village released a regulation in early September that locals must not convert to Christianity, otherwise the offenders will be punished.
"In a remote village in Kunming, Yunnan, there is a special choir consisting of people of all age groups, from teenagers to people in their 60s and 70s."
Dr. Dong Shaoxin, outlined the exchange of artistic culture between China and Europe from the 16th to 18th centuries in a lecture, focusing on two key mediums: missionaries and trade.
A scholar from the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences shared an academic report entitled "Matteo Ricci's Rule and Cross-cultural Communication: Interpretation and Understanding of Modern Missionaries".