• History of Christian Missions May Be Removed from Chinese History Curriculum

  Due to the lack of teaching periods, the recent development consultation for the Hong Kong Junior Secondary Chinese History curriculum proposed to remove the history of Christianity in China. This section includes Western missionaries, such as Matteo Ricci and Robert Morrison, who brought Catholicism and Christianity to China. However, Principal Cheng Kwun Kit and other history teachers point out that Christian history in China played a vital role in the modernization of China and the developmen

  

• 7 Years of War Affects Education; Bible Class in Burma’s Kachin State Blesses Students

  Lumaf Dama Bima talks about how Bible courses are giving Kachin people in Burma an opportunity to get higher education.

  

• Chinese Christian Organization Calls on New Generation to Inherit the Mission; Hopes to Say Goodbye to the 'Elderly Conference'

  On April 17th evening, the Chinese Coordination Centre of World Evangelism (CCCOWE) held a conference “CCCOWE Night”, in which Pastor Chen Shiqin and President Peng Shurui had a conversation to find out how CCCOWE could reach people of different age groups in response to Jesus’ Great Mission.

  

• Secret Passage Found in Syria; Hiding Place for Christians Evading Roman Persecution

  Archaeologists discovered a secret passage where the early churches hid and evaded persecution from the Roman government.

  

• Christian Japanese Woman Gives Up Wealth and Marries Aboriginal Taiwanese; True Light Shines on Red Light District

  The daughter of deputy mayor of Japan and an aboriginal Taiwan young man got together because of their faith despite the huge gap between them in terms of their social status, history of ethnic grievances, language barriers, financial pressures, cultural shocks, etc. The woman became “daughter-in-law of Taiwan” and the man became a “hotel pastor."