China Children's Fund Supports Christian Leaders Preaching in China
Forming for the past few years, Chinese Christian leaders have been developing a project to reach out to the millions of children in China.
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Bible School Damaged by Earthquake the Leaders Continue to Preach
A bible school was damaged in the Jammu region according to Gospel for Asia, meanwhile their leaders are seeking permission to preach to the devastated areas. -
Ecumenical Body and Mission Groups Attend Opening of Bible School in Guizhou
With the help of church and mission groups, a new bible school was opened last month in Guizhou, China to educate students in biblical literacy, church ministry, and leadership skills, a vision that w -
New Wave of Persecution in China
Even though there are signs that the relationship with the Vatican and Beijing are improving, a new measure to restrict Catholic churches was launched by the government. -
Concerning the Heavenly Man, Another Ministry Rises Up and Testifies
"The Heavenly Man" was published in 2001, but has since stirred up a controversy that has attacked the credibility of his testimony. -
Dispute on the Number of Chinese Christians Compared to the Communist Membership
Sources are saying that the number of Chinese Christians are outnumbering the membership in the Communist Party in China, but scholars in Hong Kong doubt the speculation and further state China's conc -
China Refuses to Allow Four Bishops to Attend the Conference in Rome
Authorities in Beijing rejected a Vatican invitation to four Chinese Catholic bishops to attend the conference in Rome. -
World Vision Provides Food to Flood Victims in China
World Vision has distributed a total of 603,150 kg of rice to aid victims who were affected by the Sichuan flood. -
China Censors Foreign Broadcasters
On Wednesday, the ministry of culture released a statement saying that, in a measure to protect China's heritage, they will not allow anymore foreign companies to broadcast, and will place restriction -
Tsunami: 6 Months After the Tragedy that Shook Asia
After the tragedy of Late-December’s Tsunami, relief efforts from different organizations were sent to assist countries ranging from Indonesia to India. -
China's Flood Claims Over 500 Lives
In Southern China, Chinese are navigating through inundated cities and villages on Friday as the nationwide death toll rose to 563. It’s the highest recorded peak water level in the region’s history -
The Pope’s Wishes for China
Despite restrictions placed on Chinese official churches, and even, Chinese underground churches, sources say that the number of Chinese Catholics are steadily increasing. -
Hurricane Wilma is Heading Towards Florida After it Strikes the Yucatan Peninsula
In preparation for Hurricane Wilma, heading towards the Yucatan Peninsula and is expected to strike Florida Sunday, people are packing their belongings and trying to escape, before the Hurricane is fo -
Cardinal Jaime Sin, Remembered as an Influential Leader in Southern California
In Los Angeles, Filipino communities are mourning the death of Cardinal Jaime Sin, and recollecting on his leadership and his relationship with the Southern California Filipino Community. -
Hope in Bethlehem as Thousands Observe Christmas Celebrations Amid Peace
Thousands of tourists and pilgrims gathered in Bethlehem, a small city in the West Bank, for Christmas, bringing long-missed holiday cheer to the historic birthplace of Jesus Christ. -
First Women Center Opens for Iraqi Women
Partners International envisioned a place where women would be able to seek encouragement, learning, and fellowship in a safe environment. -
VOM Spokesperson Comments on Church Registration in China
Earlier this week a report released by the China Aid Association brought forth the question 'Will church registration stop persecution in China?' Todd Nettleton, director of news services for Voice -
Open Doors' Update on Growth of Churches in China
Open Doors, a ministry for the persecuted Christians worldwide, has released an update on the growth of house church Christians and how the church is maturing despite regulations, restrictions and sho -
Asian American Christian Leaders Convene for the Southeast Asian Community
In the first national Southeast Asian Leadership Summit, more than 120 Christian leaders from all over the United States convened on Friday for a conference focused on the Southeast Asian community. -
Church World Service Plans Reconstruction Efforts Amid Winter, Heavy Rain and Snow
Following heavy rain and snow, relief helicopters in the air in Northern Pakistan are seen as vital in sending aid to Pakistan earthquake survivors, as efforts to distribute aid during the winter cont -
OMF Spreads Word to Christians of Resources Available on China
The 'China Resource Pack' is gaining ground as the Overseas Missionary Fellowship (OMF) International spreads the word to Christians that resources are available on serving China. -
International Christian Relief Group Distributes Aid to Villages Buried in Indonesian Landslides
An international Christian relief organization is on the scene providing relief to families in Indonesia after massive flooding and landslides buried cities in mud and debris. -
Both Officials and Underground Churches in China Flourish amid Persecution
The two sides regarding religious freedom continues to confuse as reports seemingly conflict, however both sides are flourishing in the number of participants. -
Government Agrees to Return Property to Catholic Church in China
After a long property dispute, the local government in Tianjin, China has acknowledged the church’s claim to the property and agreed to return it. Father Anthony Han Huide, procurator of the Taiyuan d -
One Year Anniversary of Tsunami, Christian Relief Organization Continues to Rebuild the Community
As the world remembers the first anniversary of one of the world's deadliest disasters with tears and prayers, efforts are still being made to repair the damages.
