China Deports N. Korean, White House Expresses Concern
The White House expressed concern, Thursday, for China's deportation of a North Korean woman taking refuge there.
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Bush Asks Hu to Improve China's Religious Freedom
President George W. Bush said he would urge Chinese President Hu Jintao to improve China's religious freedom situation. Bush would also ask Hu to address China’s trade practices and respect for intel -
Henan HIV/AIDS Victims Banned from Petition to Chinese Government
A group of citizens from Henan province, who have accidentally infected with HIV/AIDS in a government blood sales scheme, were banned from petitioning for compensation. -
China Denounces U.S. for Rights Violation, Persecution Monitors Disagree
China denounces U.S. in response to annual State Department’s report on human rights, while Christian persecution monitors disagree. -
Human Rights Record in China Poor, Says U.S. State Department
The United States Department of State released its 2005 Country’s Report on Human Rights Practices, citing human rights violation in China. -
Amity Foundation Reports on Volunteer Teacher Program in Nanjing
The Amity Foundation issued a report on its work in schools for the children of migrant workers in they city of Nanjing, Jiangsu Province. -
New Regulations in China Have No Effect on Religious Freedom
The Human Rights Watch reported that in the year after the regulations took effect the government continues to suppress religious activities deemed outside of its 'state-controlled system.' -
China Aid Protests Against Murder Trial of Religious Leaders
The China Aid Association (CAA) expressed outrage, Sunday, against the Feb. 28 trial of 17 religious leaders who now are facing a death sentence. -
Hope for Mudslide Survivors Fading as Relief Efforts Continue
The search for survivors in Guinsaugon, Philippines, continues as more bodies are discovered in the farming village located 420 miles southeast of Manila. -
Chinese Christian Activist to Speak with Voice of Martyrs
Renowned Chinese Christian activist, Dr. Li Baiguang, was invited to speak on May 23 at headquarters of international evangelical persecution-monitor agency, Voice of Martyrs -
U.S. Ministry Prepares Chinese House Churches for 'Jerusalem'
'The Back to Jerusalem' campaign is not something new to most Chinese Christians, but, nonetheless, it is growing says a U.S-based ministry that helps 'underground' house church congregations lear -
Trans World Radio Promises to Go 'Beyond Limits'
TWR radio ministry says that it will go beyond just broadcasting encouraging messages to believers in Arab nations. The new initiative, started last month by TWR-Europe, will eventually cover 22 count -
Chinese Evangelical Pleased with Bush's Meeting with Christians
A prominent Chinese evangelical pastor, Hong Yu-jian said that he was pleased to hear that Bush will see evangelical house church representatives at the White House. -
Americans Need to Pray More for Chinese Churches, Says U.S. Christian Group
American Christians need to consider more prayer for China, rather than focusing on taking social action, says the leader of a Colorado-based Christian group that aids registered churches in China. -
24 Hours Broadcast to Iran Reveals Spiritual Hunger
An international Christian ministry reported growing success in its effort to reach Muslims living in Iran through television broadcasts. Until a month ago, the IAM broadcasted taped Christian shows t -
OMF Mission Conference Draws Huge Participation from Asian Americans
Asian Americans continue to show interests in the annual Overseas Missionaries Fellowship's Bay Area Missions conference, according to its Northwest Region director. -
USA Northwest Preparing to Welcome OMF General Director
The staff of Overseas Missionary Fellowship (OMF) offices in the USA northwest region is looking forward to being the first on U.S. soil to greet the fellowship's first Asian International General Di -
OMF General Director to Visit U.S. West Coast
Overseas Missionary Fellowship (OMF)' s first Asian International General Director will make an appearance in America April thru May. -
America's Youth Declares 'Battle Cry' Against Secularism
SAN FRANCISCO – The world’s largest Christian youth organization made its presence known mid-afternoon at the city hall, despite rain and demonstrators. An estimated 25,000 youths from across the Unit -
Los Angeles Area Youths Unite in Evangelism
Youth pastors working with a multi-ethnic youth revival movement reports growing unity with evangelism amongst Asian American Christian youths residing in the Los Angeles area. -
Interview: Rev. Allen Swanson, Veteran Taiwan Missionary
Rev. Allen Swanson has served in Taiwan for 27 years. A well-respected church planter and observer on church growth, Swanson has seen the evolution of Taiwan’s churches from its humble beginnings in t -
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Asian American Youth Leaders Receive Training in Church Planting
The Agape Renewal Center (Agape), Campus Church Network and the Church Multiplication Associates gathered more than 200 youth leaders nationwide. -
Asian American Churches to Unite in Prayer After 100th Anniversary of Azusa Street Revival
Leaders representing the ethnic Asian churches of the Los Angeles area will convene this spring following the centennial anniversary of the Azusa Street Revival. -
Opus Dei Asks for Disclaimer in Da Vinci Film
A conservative religious organization, with ties to the Vatican, urged Sony Pictures Entertainment to label its anticipated blockbuster as 'a work of fantasy and that any similarity with reality is p
