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Hong Kong, China – On the night of April 11th, Operation Dawn Hong Kong held its 40th Anniversary Ceremony. Taking Paul’s exhortation “Forgetting what is behind and straining towards what is ahead”, Rev. Cheung Moi Ei, senior pastor Kowloon City Baptist Church, encouraged Operation Dawn Hong Kong and all the gospel ministries to continue to pursue their missions in running the path of God in the coming days.

Many Christians will arrive at Easter this year celebrating only half of what the holiest day in the Christian calendar signifies.

NASHVILLE – Christian broadcasters and communicators who are meeting for the annual National Religious Broadcasters Convention this week say they are looking to expand the reach and depth of their message through new partnerships and technologies.

This year, United Bible Society (UBS) surprisingly held the “United Bible Society Exhibition” in Hong Kong. 120 UBS representatives from 43 countries are attending this exchange.

After long preparation, the international scholastic conference with the theme of “Culture Exchange between East and the West - Review and Horizon” was held at the William Carey International University in Los Angeles from Oct. 24-27. It concluded in the midst of applause and sounds of thanksgiving.

An estimated 102,000 people attended the 18th annual Southern California Harvest Crusade in Anaheim, Calif., over the weekend while nearly 33,000 more showed up via live webcast.

All Chinese pastors and church leaders in Europe are invited to participate in a conference, which focuses on how churches should tackle the challenges from the society and the world.

One of the largest men's organizations in the nation, Promise Keepers has picked up on interactive media this year with on-demand podcasts and live webcasts.

Around 800 Christian brothers from over 10 churches in the city gathered at the Men’s Rally organized by Centurion Ministries International last Sunday.

Southeast Asian Christians from all over the nation celebrated diversity at a conference with discussions and performances, Saturday.

Christian leaders from Southeast Asian American community will hold a leaders conference near San Francisco, June 1-2.

Over 33,000 people flocked to the Greater Hampton Roads Franklin Graham Festival in Norfolk, Va., over the last three days. It was the first of the evangelist's three festivals in the United States this year and the second in his overall.