Six Years in a Gulag for Collecting Yiddish Songs that Documented the Holocaust
Yiddish Glory’s tour in Asia will start in Seoul on May 6 and play in Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong till May 15.
Mary Looks With Prayerful Adoration At God-Recognized in the Child, the Great Spiritual Turning Point of European History of Painting
The goal of our current walk through art history is to use the exalted, adoring, spiritually inspired brushstrokes of artists of yesteryear to make our own festive feelings even more complete: let us also recognize personally and do what Mary did, for she recognized the great moment of her life.
Missionary Lens Captures China’s First Color Documentary Amidst the Civil War
The footage, known today as “Color Old Ankang (1947),” is regarded as the first color documentary filmed in China. Shot by Norwegian missionary Karl Mortensen using a Kodak 16mm camera, the film offers a rare and vibrant window into the daily lives, religious activities, and social customs of Ankang just two years before the founding of the People’s Republic of China.
Through Music and Personal Testimony, Christian Singer Karen Kong Shares Journey of Renewal in Hong Kong
On December 12, Christian singer Karen Kong held a "Zero Distance Concert" at the Black Box Theatre of Kwai Tsing Theatre in Hong Kong, sharing how she encountered God's love and renewal amid brokenness and inner struggle via music and testimony.
Mary Looks With Prayerful Adoration At God-Recognized in the Child, the Great Spiritual Turning Point of European History of Painting
Chinese Avant-Garde Artist Dove's 'Life Line' Art Exhibition Opens in Shanghai
On the afternoon of October 25, 2025, the "Life Line: An Exhibition of Dove’s Work" by renowned Chinese avant-garde artist Dove opened at the Art Flow of Nancy's Gallery.
Eastern Mineral-Pigment Iconography Exhibition Opens in Ningbo
The Eastern Mineral-Pigment Iconography Exhibition opened in Ningbo, featuring the works of Wang Huaiai, a Chinese Catholic artist known for his mineral-pigment paintings.
New Book Reignites Faith This Holiday Season
The Phone Fix: Reclaiming Our Attention in an Age of Distraction
In our daily phone use, we can clearly sense the downside of "habit becoming second nature." We often reach for our phones without thinking, even when there are no notification sounds. The screen lights up, our fingers swipe, and our eyes move across familiar icons—yet we are not sure what we are actually seeking.
ERRChina to Hold Online Book Club on the Bible Mission of Contemporary China
ERRChina will hold an online book club on From Banned Book to Bestseller: The Mission in Contemporary China on December 3.
Six Years in a Gulag for Collecting Yiddish Songs that Documented the Holocaust
Through Music and Personal Testimony, Christian Singer Karen Kong Shares Journey of Renewal in Hong Kong
On December 12, Christian singer Karen Kong held a "Zero Distance Concert" at the Black Box Theatre of Kwai Tsing Theatre in Hong Kong, sharing how she encountered God's love and renewal amid brokenness and inner struggle via music and testimony.
Missionary Lens Captures China’s First Color Documentary Amidst the Civil War
The footage, known today as “Color Old Ankang (1947),” is regarded as the first color documentary filmed in China. Shot by Norwegian missionary Karl Mortensen using a Kodak 16mm camera, the film offers a rare and vibrant window into the daily lives, religious activities, and social customs of Ankang just two years before the founding of the People’s Republic of China.
Quanzhou: Coexistence of Different Religions
The Legend of Faith and Sport: Family Memories of Eric Liddell
On the occasion of the "Eric Liddell and Weifang" exhibition, China Christian Daily interviewed Eric Liddell’s niece, Sue Caton, who shared her involvement with the Eric Liddell Community, reflected on her uncle’s legacy, and offered family memories of him.
Scholar Advocates Embracing Cultural Values Within Local Churches
A professor from Shanghai University has urged historic churches in China to sort out their history and recognize their churches’ cultural significance.
Shanghai to Host 2025 JRCC–JSRH Joint Workshop on Christian Studies
Holiday Pause: How Christians Spent National Day Resting and Reconnecting
The National Day holiday brought a pause to the daily routine. The community parking lot was largely empty, and the usual groups of grandparents and babies had vanished as many families traveled or returned home. The break offered Elena a rare chance to step away from the ordinary order of life—to pause, adjust, and reestablish balance.
Who Shall Cross: Rabbi Uhrbach's Analysis of Talmudic Passover Narratives
Rabbi Jan Uhrbach led a lecture exploring a Talmudic story that reflects key Passover themes, examining free will, obligation, and inclusion. The discussion addressed the determination of purpose, the identity of fellow travelers, and responsibilities toward them.
Dulong River Valley, a Cold Fairyland at the 'Edge of the World'
Yunnan Dai Ethnic Minority Village Banned from Converting to Christianity
In Yingjiang, Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture, a small county in Yunnan’s border to Myanmar, an ethnic minority village released a regulation in early September that locals must not convert to Christianity, otherwise the offenders will be punished.
Yunnan Miao Church Choir's Singing Gift: Part 2
"In a remote village in Kunming, Yunnan, there is a special choir consisting of people of all age groups, from teenagers to people in their 60s and 70s."
From Table Tennis to Basketball: Word4Asia Deepens China-U.S. People-to-People Exchanges
Shanghai Exhibition Honors Pearl S. Buck’s Literary and Cultural Bridgework
The Shanghai Library’s current exhibition, “Pearls of the East, Harmony with the West,” offers a concise yet detailed overview of Pearl S. Buck’s life and legacy. Through a curated selection of her published works and scholarly studies, the exhibition presents a well-organized narrative of Buck’s contributions to literature, translation, and intercultural dialogue.
Endings and Everlastingness: Cultural and Theological Views on What Lies Beyond
Professors Wang Zhongjiang and Zeng Qingbao lecture on "Death and Eternal Life," contrasting ancient Chinese pursuits of immortality with Christian theological understandings of resurrection and hope.
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