• Taiwanese Christian Pop Artist VanNess Wu to Marry Arissa Cheo in Los Angeles Wedding

  According to reports, the famous Taiwanese Christian artist, Van Ness Wu has plans to tie the knot with his girlfriend Arissa Cheo in Los Angeles on November 15.

  

• Chinese Pastors in America Denounce Supreme Court’s Gay Marriage Rulings

  The Federal Supreme Court’s two rulings in support of same-sex marriage received harsh criticisms from American Chinese Pastors such as Pastor Yuan Zhi-ming and Pastor Feng Wei. Many Southern Californian Chinese Churches have held joint fasting prayer events to ask for God’s mercy towards the rebellious America, and to encourage America to repent and return to God.

• Taiwanese Drama ''Meteor Garden'' F4 Members Reunite, Praying in Embrace

  After five years of being apart, F4 members of the famed Taiwanese television drama “Meteor Garden” reunited in a recording for the Jiang-su Satellite TV’s Spring Festival Gala. They embraced each other in prayer, creating a deeply moving scene for their fans.

  

• Asian King of Pop Jay Chou Confirms His Recent Baptism in Taiwan

  Asian king of pop Jay Chou recently confirmed his baptism into Christian faith in an interview with Taiwanese press. Meanwhile, his girlfriend Hannah Quinlivan, who is also a celebrity, got into a car accident on the 17th, which became Chou’s first urgent prayer topic.

  

• A Look at Chai Ling's Theory of Forgiveness from a Biblical Perspective in Christianity

  Disregarding political and personal elements, how should a Christian view Chai Ling’s theory of forgiveness in the June 4th massacre event based on the Bible? Is the forgiveness described in the Bible unconditional (such as in the case of Chai Ling) or with conditions (such as in the case promoted by pro-democracy Christians and those with previous background involvement in the June 4th event)? Besides, will the endorsement of unconditional forgiveness then undermine the fairness and justice o