Many people in China have a deep psychological barrier against the gospel due to modern history, Christian playwright Jiang Yuanlai warned Christians not to forget cultural treasures that serve as missionary tools, too.

On May 25, a memorial service for the late Reverend Lin Chih-Ping, a renowned evangelist and the founder of the Cosmic Light Holistic Care Organization in Taiwan, was held at Taipei.

The 2024 JRCC (Journal of Research for Christianity in China) Annual Meeting was held online on April 27.

Dr. Dong Shaoxin, outlined the exchange of artistic culture between China and Europe from the 16th to 18th centuries in a lecture, focusing on two key mediums: missionaries and trade.

Though Pastor Gao is a very ordinary person, God’s power and mercy manifest in every aspect of his life. Through decades of ministry, he confesses his dedication to serve God with his gifts.

At Easter time, a pastor illustrated that God never leaves believers, especially when they are in weakness, valleys, or disappointments, using the story of the two disciples recognizing the resurrected Jesus on the road to Emmaus.

Constrasting the views on the soul from the perspective of Chinese history with those of Greek philosophy and Christian beliefs, a scholar discussed the existence of the soul and its residence.

Co-authored by Philip Lauri Wickeri and Chinese scholars, the new book History of Christianity in China (635–1949): An Inter-Cultural Perspective was published in March.

"Whether it's Reformed, Charismatic, or Evangelical, as long as there is zeal for the gospel, God will bless. Being willing to be passionate about the gospel leads to development." A pastor states that the church should focus on the gospel rather than trivial issues.

Christians, shaped by the grace of Jesus Christ, are not meant to be faultless, strong, or undefeated individuals. "The true gospel shapes the heart of a believer who would rely on God," said a pastor who illsutrates the story of Elijah who fled to escape Jezebel's pursuit.