In an exclusive interview with China Christian Daily, David Parsons, ICEJ’s vice president and senior spokesman, talked about their work, the October 7 attack, the relations between Judaism and Christianity as well as the Holy Land tourism.

In an exclusive interview with China Christian Daily, American Christian lawyer and political commentator Denise shares her insights on the role of faith in politics, the challenges facing American Christians, and the potential contributions of Asian American communities.

As a descendant of German missionaries to China, Erik Bürklin, president of China Partner, has been serving the church in China with training trips and material distribution in the past decades. With a heart for China, Erik talks about the main work and projects of the organization, the changes in the church in China, challenges facing Chinese pastors and churches, and global engagement in China.

Dr. Gene Wood, founder of Word4Asia, which dedicates itself to providing consulting to non-profit organizations to help them achieve their purposes in China and Southeast Asia, and his team visited China in early April. In this interview, he shared about his recent trip, how his firm wishes to build bridges of understanding, and his observations about the church in China.

In his decades’ efforts to voice out true family values ,Greg Bondar, NSW State Director of FamilyVoice Australia, has been urgingthe church and fellow Christians to stand out and defend the truth amid the declining Christianity in his country with the rising new secular culture popularism.

China Christian Daily recently conducted an interview with Rudelmar Bueno de Faria, the general secretary of the ACT Alliance, a global alliance of the World Council of Churches and Lutheran World Federation member churches and related organizations committed to working ecumenically in humanitarian relief, development, and advocacy. Amid social issues like gender injustice, climate crisis, and the post-truth era, Rudelmar urged Christians to take action to change the world and society. This is part 2 of the interview.

China Christian Daily recently conducted an interview with Rudelmar Bueno de Faria, the general secretary of the ACT Alliance, a global alliance of World Council of Churches and Lutheran World Federation member churches and related organizations committed to working ecumenically in humanitarian relief, development, and advocacy. Amid the Ukraine war and social issues like gender injustice and climate crisis, Rudelmar urged Christians to take action to change the world and society.