A full-day session of the Global Leadership Summit was held in Hong Kong last Saturday, with 80 participants in attendance.

The fourth Christian Art Biennale was launched at Tseung Kwan O Methodist Primary School in Hong Kong. This year’s theme was “The Splendor of Beauty in His Land,” with the exhibition running from December 22 to January 1, 2025. The event showcased hundreds of works by 96 Chinese Christian artists.

“In 10 or 20 years, will your children be Christians? Will they fear God? Will they attend church?” Pastor Cao Baoluo, who works for an urban church, challenges Christian parents at a gathering. “Don’t be the last generation of Christians,” he appealed, urging parents to live out their faith and be role models for their children.

On November 17, Mr. Andrew Ho Po-sang, founder of the Elim Christian Bookstore in Hong Kong, the Kingdom Revival Times, and Kingdom Ministries, passed away at the age of 68 after battling cancer. A memorial service titled “The Celebration of Andrew Ho” was held on Tuesday in Hong Kong.

Initiated in 2012, the "Hudson Taylor" movie project, led by Half Crown Media, aims to inspire a new generation of missionaries through the life and legacy of Hudson Taylor.

Rev. Sandy Yu, founder and CEO of the Stream of Praise Music Ministries (SOP), called for unity among churches, worship leaders, and worship team members during the Hong Kong 2024 Worship Revival Summit.

Doris Brougham, the American missionary who founded Taiwan's Overseas Radio and Television (ORTV) and worship group Heavenly Melody Singers, died on August 6 at the age of 98.

Nearly 8,000 people attended attened a worship event held by Stream of Praise at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center on August 3.

Hosted by the Worldwide Bible Society, the "First Worldwide Chinese Bible Translation Conference" introduced principles of Bible translation and interpretation as well as the new Chinese Bible version to 1,500 registrants online.

Since relocating to southern China for economic opportunities, Christian entrepreneurs Sister Xiaoyue and Brother Zhang faced financial crises due to triangular debt. Their faith helped them overcome these challenges and now they assist fellow Christian businesspeople in similar situations.