Saturday, December 13th, 2025
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The Phone Fix: Reclaiming Our Attention in an Age of Distraction

In our daily phone use, we can clearly sense the downside of "habit becoming second nature." We often reach for our phones without thinking, even when there are no notification sounds. The screen lights up, our fingers swipe, and our eyes move across familiar icons—yet we are not sure what we are actually seeking.

The Chosen Awarded Guinness World Record And Celebrates 50-Language Season 5 App Release

Come and See, which exists to ensure that all seven seasons of The Chosen are produced, translated into 600 languages, made globally accessible, and free to all, celebrates that Season 5 of The Chosen is now available for free in The Chosen app. This worldwide drop of the highly anticipated Season 5 will include 50 languages so that viewers around the world can experience Jesus in their heart language. Come and See also announced The Chosen has officially been recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the most translated season for a streaming series in history with Season 1 translated into over 80 languages.

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.

Holiday Pause: How Christians Spent National Day Resting and Reconnecting

The National Day holiday brought a pause to the daily routine. The community parking lot was largely empty, and the usual groups of grandparents and babies had vanished as many families traveled or returned home. The break offered Elena a rare chance to step away from the ordinary order of life—to pause, adjust, and reestablish balance.

Shanghai Exhibition Honors Pearl S. Buck’s Literary and Cultural Bridgework

The Shanghai Library’s current exhibition, “Pearls of the East, Harmony with the West,” offers a concise yet detailed overview of Pearl S. Buck’s life and legacy. Through a curated selection of her published works and scholarly studies, the exhibition presents a well-organized narrative of Buck’s contributions to literature, translation, and intercultural dialogue.