A large-scale Bible attitude survey reveals that 76% of Asian people know nothing about the Bible, and 56% have never heard of it. So what can we get from the figures and what should we do about it?

Shanghai Community Church hosted an evening Sunday service on March 30, where Rev. Yu Guangzhi, chairperson of the Shanghai Christian Council, delivered a sermon titled How to Run With Perseverance the Race Marked Out, based on Hebrews 12:1-2.

Susan, the granddaughter of Edward Pearce Hayes, who stayed in China for 30 years, visited the country for the first time to trace her family roots.

For over a decade, YMCA Bavaria, Germany has been fostering meaningful connections with its counterparts in China, strengthening ties through youth exchanges, cultural programs, and faith-based dialogues. Michael Götz, general secretary of YMCA Bavaria, recently shared insights on this enduring partnership and the organization’s recent visit to China.

A rare Chinese Bible recently sold at auction for more than 56,000 pounds, according to BBC.

Anne Bliss Mascolino, granddaughter of a medical missionary working in China for 40 years, paid a recent visit to China.

An international workshop on the history of Christianity in East Asia will convene in Warsaw, Poland, from October 28 to 31.

Christianity in China has stopped growing since 2010, according to an academic paper. Controversies have been aroused among Chinese Christians ever since. China Christian Daily interviewed five experts and scholars from China and the U.S. to share their perspectives on this paper.

The World Christianity Conference 2025 will take place from March 10 to 14 at Princeton Theological Seminary in New Jersey, the United States.

Forty-six pastors under the age of 50 were trained in a recent training program in Jiangxi Province.