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.

Recounting the 40 years of Walter Henry Medhurst's traveling and engaging with communities across Southeast Asia and China, Mission to China: The Life of Walter Henry Medhurst will be showcased at the London Book Fair 2025 from March 11-13.

A new book titled Karl Gützlaff and the Opening of China was published this month as an effort to reshape the image of this controversial European missionary to China.

The book Latin in China: A Special Story in the Encounter Bewteen China and the West, written by Leopold Leeb, was published, tracing the history of the spread and reception of Latin in China to form a history of Sino-Western cultural exchange with Latin as the medium.

People often believe that "reading is good," but there is a distinction between merely intending to read and actively cultivating a love for reading.

Do miracles happen in our time? In From Banned Book to Bestseller: The Bible in Contemporary China, Cynthia Oh resoundingly answers that question by telling the miraculous story of Bible printing in China. Less than sixty years ago, owning a Bible was against the law in China, and citizens found with a Bible could easily be subject to severe punishment. Since that dark time, however, owning a Bible in China has not only become widespread but openly printing Bibles there has become a major achievement.

China Christian Daily interviewed Jennifer Huff, Eshleman’s daughter, and author of the new foreword of I Just Saw Jesus. From a daughter’s perspective, Huff shared personal insights into her father’s remarkable ministry, unwavering faith, and the profound impact he had on her life.