“Listening to the Bible in one’s own ethnic language is like hearing one’s parents speaking.” On hearing that, Pastor Luo Shuyin, head of the Ethnic Minority Bible Translation Ministry of the Yunnan Provincial CC&TSPM said this was the most moving remark that she had ever heard about Bible translation for ethnic minorities.

A case of the believers who were once captives of the "Church of Almighty God" cult presents the harm of heresies and cults to the orthodox church.

On the eve of this Easter, the cult "Shincheonji" from South Korea once again "successfully" launched a new wave of "mission" through online platforms.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, recently, some church staff and believers in Nanjing and Shanghai have participated in local volunteer services against the virus.

What if you try to preach the gospel but others don't listen? Here are four tips for better evangelism.

"There are thirty Theological students in my class, many of whom were serving, but fewer than ten persons received salaries." Many rural pastors work in the world while serving, or rely on their spouses for support.

The Baoding churches in Hebei started to suspend all in-person gatherings, requiring the believers who returned from high-risk areas to self-isolate at home from January 4.

Fifty-six people were baptized in the name of Lord in Gangwashi Church in Beijing on December 20.

On December 24 and 25, many Christian churches in Beijing suspended their on-site worship due to the pandemic, and some churches switched to online worship.

Rev. Wu Bin, a senior pastor of a church in Dalian shared how his church cares for believers during the pandemic in an online lecture. During the lockdown period, the believers fellowshipped in groups and all the pastoral staff participated in the service to make things as normal as possible. Prayers and announcements are also issued at ordinary times. This is the first time that the church established a contact group for fellowship on the Internet.