From September 15 to 16, the Meihekou Municipal CC&TSPM in Jilin Province held a spiritual training session for leaders and deacons from various Christian venues in the city at Hongmei Town Church, with 260 participants.

Peter Prove, director of the World Council of Churches (WCC) Commission of the Churches on International Affairs, reflects below on outcomes from the Life and Work Centenary Consultation in Athens in May 2025, and how those form a message for the ongoing Ecumenical Week in Stockholm.

The Arise Leadership Summit opened Monday with a keynote address from Rev. Dr. David Ro, co-founder and executive director of Arise Asia, who urged participants to cultivate both public leadership and private spiritual integrity as Asia increasingly shifts from a mission field to a mission force.

Throughout his ministry, Pastor Kou has served in various churches across central and southwestern China. In an interview, he highlighted a troubling trend in some churches today: certain pastors regard believers as "their own flock" rather than "the Lord's sheep."

In response to recent theological and organizational critiques against Executive Chair Dr. Goodwill Shana, the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) provides the following clarifications.

A new leadership team of Shanxi CC&TSPM was elected alongside with the approval of three documents on managing churches in Shanxi Province.

The 2025 Triennial General Assembly of the Asia Theological Association (ATA) will convene in Taoyuan, Taipei, from August 11 to 15, under the theme "Christ-Like Leadership Formation for Our Turbulent World."

On November 14, Dr. Brian C. Stiller hosted a webinar exploring Principle 3: Exercise Your Faith, the third chapter of his book 7 Ancient Principles for 21st Century Leaders. This book draws lessons from the biblical story of Nehemiah to guide leaders in building and renewing organizations and ministries.

A panel session on “Integrity Leadership: Towards Mutual Accountability and Transparency” was held 2 May as part of the Christian Conference of Asia’s Asian Church and Ecumenical Leaders’ Conference.

Becoming a church leader is a constant test of one’s spirituality and humanity. But the lonely situation at the top often makes pastors feel lonely, and church leaders sometimes fall into temptation, and even gradually lose themselves in the way of service. As church leaders and pastors, what do they need to be particularly vigilant about?