• Chinese Christian Film ''A Dream Team'' Premier Urges All to Trust God and Not Fate

  Feng Shui and fatalism have almost become a tradition in the Chinese culture, with many firmly believing in the words of fortune tellers. When one faces adversities in life, one often attributes these to "fate" or "destiny", or feels that one's life is controlled by this so-called "fate". "A Dream Team", a Gospel movie produced by The Media Evangelism Limited, focuses on this topic, and attempts to unveil the secrets of this so-called "fate".

  

• ''Love is Heaven'': Blackie and Fan Fan Cheer for the River of Life Foundation

  The greatly anticipated “Love is Heaven” River of Life Foundation Charity Musical Gala has successfully been launched on Friday (the 18th) at the River of Life Christian Church, with the support of performing artists such as Blackie and Fan Fan. An evening of lively music and stories of love brought about abundant blessings to our audience.

  

• Unity is God's Will for Chinese Churches Today, Says Taiwan Megachurch Pastor

  Rev. Shen-Chu Chow, senior pastor of Bread of Life Church in Taipei, spoke on the topic of “Church and the Will of God”, explicating the mission of the churches today, at the three day conference for the Bread of Life Churches in North America held from June 24-26 at the River of Life Christian Church in Santa Clara, California.

• Dick Eastman: China’s Gospel Revival Needs the Tears of Prayers

  “The seed of gospel must be watered by the tears of intercessory prayers,” stated the chairman of the National Day of Prayer committee at the annual conference of a Chinese church. God will bring about the greatest gospel revival in history in China, he added, but this can only be fulfilled if a prayer movement begins in China.

  

• Dr. James Hudson Taylor III’s Memorial Service to be Held in California

  Following the memorial services held for Dr. James Hudson Taylor III in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Singapore last month, Overseas Missionary Fellowship (OMF International) has arranged to hold memorial services in San Francisco and Los Angeles, allowing overseas Chinese pastors and believers to participate.