The Nepali edition of Dreamer's Qualification, authored by Senior Pastor Binay Bhandari of Word and Life Church, Pittsburg, USA, has officially been launched in Nepal.

In the past, outreach was merely to plant new churches, but in today's context, church planting is no longer the central goal of missionary work. Against this backdrop, reflecting on the establishment and rebuilding of the Shanxi church in the late 19th century offers meaningful insights for the contemporary church.

The book In the Province of the Dragon by Robert and Linda Banks, offers a poignant and inspiring account of Sophie Sackville Newton, a pioneering deaconess whose mission work in China profoundly impacted the lives of countless Chinese people.

Robert and Linda Banks have spent the last 15 years researching the contributions of Australian women who lived and worked in China for nearly 50 years. They authored The Flower Mountain Quartet series, which includes four books on this topic. In an interview with China Christian Daily, they discussed their third book in the series, In the Province of the Dragon: A Pioneer Deaconess in Southern China from the Boxer Uprising to the Communist.

On June 21, the inaugural lecture of the Standing on the Rock book launch series was held online, under the theme "The Chinese Church Needs Luke—Reflecting on the Value of Traditional Textual Ministry Through the Publishing Journey of Standing on the Rock."

Dr. Yonghua Ge's new book, Anti-Intellectualism in the Chinese Church, will be published to explore the persistent anti-intellectual tendency within the Chinese church.

The Christian Culture Research Series has recently released a new academic work titled A Study on the Spatial Narrative of Christian Higher Education in the Late Qing Dynasty and Early Republic of China by Professor Liu Ping.

A new book named Archival Materials on the Missionary Activities of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland in China (Volume 1) was published in May.

A new book, From the "Extermination" Movement to the Birth of "Jerusalem in China", set for publication next month, examines the historical development of Christianity in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, from 1957 to 1979.

A rare Chinese Bible recently sold at auction for more than 56,000 pounds, according to BBC.