The World Council of Churches (WCC) executive committee concluded its meeting in Cyprus with inspiration and practical plans for a way forward with hope, even in a challenging world.

Pastor Henry Madava has served at Victory Christian Church in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, since its founding. Although membership initially declined as people fled due to the war, it later grew thirtyfold as the church met people’s needs in difficult times.

Named after Eric Liddell, a renowned Scottish athlete and devout Christian, the Eric Liddell Community is an Edinburgh-based charity supporting dementia care and preserving Liddell’s legacy. In an exclusive interview with China Christian Daily, ELC CEO John McMillan shares the organization’s mission, Eric’s lasting influence, and its partnerships with China.

The head of the worldwide Anglican Communion - the Archbishop of Canterbury, Most Rev. Justin Welby, has announced today (November 12) his resignation following concerns about his handling of a sex abuse case involving the deceased John Smyth QC who sexually abused countless boys and young men in the 1970s and 1980s.

At the recent Lausanne Congress, two evangelical pastors originally from Russia and Moldova shared their insights on global missions and the unique challenges churches face in their respective countries.

Peter Mitskevich, president of the Russia Baptist Union, said in his first Lausanne Congress "Churches always need each other."

Internationally renowned Old Testament theologian Christopher J. H. Wright shares his perspective on the mission of God, the role of Christians in today’s world, and takeways from the recent Fourth Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization in an exclusive interview with China Christian Daily.

In April 2024 the WEA International Council (IC) announced that following the resignation of its Secretary General on 31 March 2024 it would embark on a six-month review of its structural needs for the future.There have been consultations since that time, leading the International Council to resolve to take additional time to consult its constituency more widely. This will ensure that its operations going forward are as effective as possible in today’s “global village.”

Gather25 has today announced a full schedule of how the event will connect Christians around the world in every time zone. For 25 hours Christians from every denomination will gather in homes, churches, and stadiums across the world and will join together for worship, prayer, repentance and commissioning. Each continent will host one of the seven core sessions of the 25-hour program.

Dr. Kyle Wisdom has been selected to replace Prof. Dr. Janet Epp Buckingham as the incoming Global Advocacy Department Leader. Dr. Wisdom, based in Florida, lived and worked in Indonesia for over a decade where he served as a pastor, theological lecturer and worked with local church leaders.