Shanghai Holy Trinity Cathedral hosted a lecture on Sunday recalling the historical anecdotes of church schools in the city, featuring insights from Rev. Wu Wei, president of the China Christian Council.

China has the world’s largest Bible publisher—the Nanjing Amity Printing Company in Jiangsu Province—which has produced over 26 million Bibles since 1988. Yet, rumors about the Chinese Bible continue to circulate regarding the availability and content of the Bible in China.

China's top political advisor Wang Huning proposed to “systematically promote the sinicization of religions in China, strengthen the rule of law in the governance of religious affairs, and maintain the harmony and stability in the religious field” in 2025.

A recently published academic paper titled "The Growth of Christianity in China May Have Come to an End" may imply that Christianity in China has stopped growing based on national surveys.

On Thursday, August 22, 2024, the "Eric Liddell and Weifang" special exhibition opened its doors at the Eric Liddell Centre. This exhibition is a collaborative effort between the UK's Eric Liddell Centre and the Weihsien Internment Camp Museum from Liddell's adopted hometown in China.

A Myanmar pastor inspired Asian Christians to share their gospel with their people to make disciples of the Lord.

A Japanese pastor urged Christians in Asia to focus on three relationships to make disciples for Christ.

Vietnamese pastor Daniel Pham testified that God can use every situation to bring people to Him, as the number of Christians has increased ten times in the past decades.

Indonesian megachurch pastor Dr. Niko Njotorahardjo encouraged Christians to rise up and reap the harvest of souls now because “the third Pentecost is upon us.”

Pastor Dennis Balcombe recounted the remarkable gospel revival in China after 1978, emphasizing that Asia will take the gospel to other nations across the globe.