YMCA China Attends Hiroshima International Youth Peace Seminar
Three staff members from YMCA China participated in the 2024 Hiroshima YMCA International Youth Peace Seminar.
Olympic Hero Eric Liddell’s Permanent Exhibition Set in His Birthplace, Tianjin
The Tianjin Sports Museum unveiled a permanent exhibition to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Eric Liddell winning a gold medal at the 1924 Paris Summer Olympic Games.
Religious Sector Committee Member Office Unveiled in CCC&TSPM
The establishment of Shanghai's Religious Sector Committee Member Office provides new opportunities and a platform for religious committee members to fulfill their duties, said the local authorities
12th Summer Training Program on Religion and Rule of Law Launched in Beijing
The annual "Summer Training Program on Religion and the Rule of Law" was held in Beijing, as a continuous effort to fill the gap in the research on "the rule of law in religious work" in China.
Chairperson of National TSPM Attends FOCAC Beijing Summit
Inaugural Issue of the Maritime Silk Road Series Published
The inaugural issue of the academic journal "Maritime Silk Road Series," jointly hosted by the Macau Research Institute of Jinan University and the International (Macau) Academic Research Institute, was recently published.
Before Paris Olympics, Xinhua News Agency Publishes Story of Eric Liddell, Scottish Missionary to China
China’s state news outlet Xinhua News published an article to remember Eric Henry Liddell, who dedicated his life to the country after winning an Olympic gold medal.
YWCA of Singapore Visits China YWCA
First Jiangsu-ASEAN Exchange Conference for Civil Organizations Seminar Held in Jiangsu
To enhance the international cooperation and global outreach capabilities of NGOs in the province, the “First Jiangsu-ASEAN Exchange Conference for Civil Organizations Seminar on ‘Going Global’ by Civil Organizations in Jiangsu” convened in Yangzhou City.
Beyond Trade: The Only Western Businessman Opposed Opium Trade Before Opium War
Among the numerous Western merchants who flooded China with opium, causing significant harm to the physical and mental well-being of the Chinese people, one notable exception was American businessman David Washington Cincinnatus Olyphant, who firmly opposed the opium trade and exclusively conducted tea business in China.
Press Conference Held in Hangzhou on 'Guidelines for the Sinicization of Religious Activity Venues’ Construction in Zhejiang Province (Trial)'
Summer Training on Religion and Rule of Law Recruiting Students
A Beijing-based institute has begun recruiting students for the 12th Summer Training Course on religion and rule of law.
Yunan Refines 'Implementation Measures for the Administration of Internet Religious Information Services'
The Yunnan Ethnic and Religious Affairs Commission and the provincial Cyberspace Administration jointly formulated the "Implementing Rules for the Implementation Measures for the Administration of Internet Religious Information Services in Yunnan Province," which came into effect on January 1, 2024.
Religious Sector Committee Member Office Unveiled in CCC&TSPM
12th Summer Training Program on Religion and Rule of Law Launched in Beijing
The annual "Summer Training Program on Religion and the Rule of Law" was held in Beijing, as a continuous effort to fill the gap in the research on "the rule of law in religious work" in China.
Annual Forum on Sociology of Religion Held in Harbin
The 2024 Academic Annual Conference of the Chinese Sociological Association's Forum on the Sociology of Religion was held in Harbin, with the theme "Mindset Order and Social Construction in the New Era."
Observation: Reasons for Sexual Abuse in Christianity
A Chistian Perspective of Chinese Celebrity Zheng Shuang's Surrogacy Scandal: It Violates God's Law
Chinese actress Zheng Shuang was accused by her former partner Zhang Hengn who claimed she abandoned their two children born to surrogate mothers based in the U.S. Christians in China give comments on the incident.
Christian Family Mentor: How Should Christian Women Get along with Mothers-in-law?
With a rich history in counseling Christian marriage and families, Mentor Cui, a mother of two, shared her experience in an interview with Christian Times, a Shanghai-based Chinese Christian news website. The greatest conflict with her mother-in-law lies in parenting. When her daughter collides with her mother-in-law, she uses a wise method to deal with it.
The Fire of Refinement: Father's Faith Grows in Face of Cancer
From Millions Spent on Drugs to New Life in Christ: The Transformation of a Former Addict
When I met with Brother Adong recently, he looked quite healthy, with a smile on his face that he could not hide. But he was completely different after he had been taking drugs for 18 years. At that time, he smoked, drank, gambled, and went whoring. His eyes were green and his face looked ghostly pale. Coupled with his tall figure, he just looked like he was going to do something really bad.
Interview With Pastor Ren Chuanyu: 'Father of 87 Children'
Pastor Ren Chuanyu, who is widely known in the Liaozhong District of Shenyang for his charitable work, shares the story of how he became the father of 87 children and founded his own orphanage.
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