Having to face numerous health challenges, Rev Chen Zhi could have fallen into despair and become resentful. On the contrary, he saw God at work in his circumstances to preserve him, and even continued serving God for years, thus experiencing the sufficiency of God's grace in his very own life.

To mark the centenary of the much-cherished Bible version published in 1919 in Shanghai, the Church in China held a thanksgiving service and a symposium from 15-17 January 2019.

If it had not been the Word of God which gave Rev Chen Yiping strength to endure manual corrective labour for twenty years, he would not have been alive today.

The Press began operating in 1987 and Amity Printing Company (APC) was established in 1988 in a joint venture between Amity Foundation (AF), a charity foundation set up by Chinese Christian leaders, and the United Bible Societies (UBS).

From 14th to 16th November, the 2018 Bible in China (BIC) seminar kicked off its annual seminar to the theme of "Bible and A Shared Future for Humankind" with a focus on "Migration and Community".

The Chinese Catholic Patriotic Association and Bishop's Conference of the Catholic Church in China (CCPA/ BCCCC) marked the 50th anniversary of the Studium Biblicum Bible with a commemoration forum held in Beijing.

How did the Studium Biblicum Version of the Bible come to be?