In today’s world, it is not easy for Christians to hold fast to their faith, and passing it on within the family is even more challenging. When the entire household is called to serve, the task becomes all the more difficult.

For Chinese readers, Dr. Dobson's legacy represents an alternative vision of education. In the midst of tensions between tradition and modernity, and between utilitarianism and faith, he offered a different path: the family is established by God, and the mission of parents is not only to raise children but also to guide them toward truth and help them grow into independent individuals.

Rev. Dr. Caleb Soo Lee Chong, associate minister of Singapore Life Church, recently delivered a seminar on breakthroughs in family relationships, drawing aspirations from the Puritan concept of the family as "little church."

A church in Shanxi Province held a themed lecture, “Happy Family Workshop,” to help believers repair and improve family relationships.

An urban church explores to expand its marriage ministry to local communities to become a purely public welfare ministry independent of the church.

This story tells how a large church in southern Fujian adopts their pastoral ministry to build up Christ-centered families and lead the church to achieve unity in their missionary vision.

This article tells how a grassroots town church in Southern Fujian, with a vision amidst prevalent folk beliefs, has led the whole family of believers to overcome idols and turn towards Christ.

An elder believed that to lead an unbelieving spouse to believe in Jesus, the other part should live out love and get help from the church and other Christian families.

An online interview on How to Pass on Faith to Younger Generations was held in a church based in China's southern-coastal Guangdong Province.

A church located in China’s southern-coastal Guangdong Province is rolling out a sharing series themed "I love my family" every Wednesday evening.