During the "Unshakable Kingdom" symposium held in Thailand, the concept and characteristics of "Kingdom Theology" were elucidated from five perspectives to Chinese believers.

About 300 Chinese pastoral workers from around the world attended the "The Unshakable Kingdom" symposium on kingdom theology held in Thailand.

A Japanese pastor serving overseas urged Christians to pray for the affected during the recent earthquake which struck the Noto Peninsula, asking God to prepare the manpower and resources.

At a special gathering in Thailand on Monday 27 November Dr Patrick Fung handed over the role of General Director of OMF International to Dr Joseph Chang.

A pastor dedicated to a local drug rehabilitation ministry in Myanmar shares the importance of understanding the birth of Christ amidst the escalating civil war, as refugees seek shelter and support.

Rev. Liu Abraham from Taipei Revival Church discussed the possibility of harmonious cooperation between young pastors and the older generation at the Second Impact Asia Alliance Summit held on November 3 in Jakarta, Indonesia.

“Most Christians in the workplace have no sense of kingdom purpose. Most Christians don’t know why they work,” said Andy Mills, co-chairman of the Grace & Mercy Foundation.

Rev. James Hudson Taylor IV encouraged Asian Christians to mirror the Old Testament prophet Daniel as a blueprint for making a godly impact in the world.

More than 350 church and Christian leaders and scholars from nine countries gathered in Indonesia to attend the second Impact Asia Alliance Summit, encouraging Christians to influence the world through their witnesses in different fields.

Wheaton College President Dr. Philip Ryken encouraged Christians in Asia to commit to Christ's lordship in three relationships, as Jesus has dominion over every area of our lives.