From a megachurch in China to community shepherding in the U.S.: A pastor’s cross-cultural mission journey

When Pastor Lu first walked into the small community church in Los Angeles with only ten members, he had to relearn how to schedule his pastoral duties. Having served for years in one of China’s renowned “megachurches,” he now faced a completely unfamiliar ministry environment.

Thousands gather in Bolivia as Will Graham shares a message of hope

More than 41,000 people filled the Félix Capriles Stadium this weekend during “Esperanza Cochabamba with Will Graham,” a large-scale evangelistic outreach led by the grandson of Billy Graham, continuing a legacy of bringing the Gospel to the world.

Will Graham's ‘Look Up Celebration’ Conference in Northern Colorado Draws 5,500 to Focus on God's Message of Love and Salvation

On October 5-6, 2024, a major evangelistic outreach event, the Northern Colorado Look Up Celebration, was held in Loveland, Colorado. The event, led by renowned evangelist Will Graham, drew 5,500 attendees. Grandson of the late evangelist Billy Graham, Will was deeply moved upon returning to his birthplace and sharing the gospel there.

The Seoul Statement: 4th Document from Lausanne 50th Anniversary, Gospel-Rooted Responses to Global Challenges

The Seoul Statement, the fourth document in the 50-year history of the Lausanne Movement, was released prior to the opening of the Fourth Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization in Incheon, Seoul. The Seoul Statement emphasizes the responsibility of Christians in global evangelization and calls on churches and believers to respond actively to modern global challenges.

Greatest Challenge of Evangelism in the Last Days: Teaching the Young Generation Core Values of the Christian Faith

In today's complex and ever-changing society, churches are facing unprecedented challenges, especially in communicating the core values of the Christian faith to the younger generation. Rev. Dr. Abraham Chiu (招世超), founding pastor of the Crosspoint Church of Silicon Valley (矽谷汇点华人教会), discussed this topic in depth recently in a sharing session. He revealed the various challenges and strategies for evangelism in the last days.
The Life Story of Pastor Rou-Her Yuan: Christianity Helped Me Find the Truth of Life

Pastor Rou-Her Yuan was born and raised in Taiwan. She became a Christian and was baptized during her sophomore year in college, desiring to dedicate her life to the Lord. Recently, Pastor Yuan shared her life story in an interview with The Gospel Herald.
80th Anniversary of John Sung's Passing: His Fervent Prayer Legacy Rooted in the Chinese Church

This week marks the 80th anniversary of the passing of renowned Chinese evangelist John Sung, who died in 1944 at the age of 42 due to complications from an anal fistula. Known for his unwavering faith and selfless dedication, Sung left a profound impact on China and Southeast Asia. His famous saying, "As long as my compatriots are saved, I am willing to die," highlights his deep commitment to God.
Is Your Child Struggling with Focus and Attention? You Might Be Missing This Key Step

Have you noticed that your child struggles to focus during lessons and quickly forgets what they've heard? The problem might not be with them, but with how the lesson is being taught.There's a particular method, rooted in the teachings of the renowned educator Charlotte Mason, that could make a significant difference.
River of Life Christian Church's Fourteen-Day Healing Evangelistic Conference Reaches 7,000 People

From July 14 to 27, the River of Life Christian Church in Silicon Valley successfully concluded its fourteen-day "Jesus Loves You" healing evangelistic conference. Senior Pastor Tong Liu shared during the Sunday service on July 28 that the conference reached more than 7,000 people.
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."