Millions of Mexican Catholics celebrated Dia De La Candelaria – the Mexico day of the Candle or Light – by dressing figures of baby Jesus and bringing them to church to be blessed, Feb. 2, 2004. During the holiday, also known as the Day of Purification, parishioners nationwide celebrate with dance, food, music and other local festivities to mark the passing of winter.
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Reflections of the current Chinese Church from Augustine’s ‘The City of God’ by Chinese Scholar
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From celebrity artist to evangelist: Wong Cho-Lam determined to become a ‘bridge’.
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Former Chinese Harvard Professor: American Campus Fellowships are ‘Wasting Away’
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Not just a hot meal, ROLF Thanksgiving Fair testifies of powerful community impact by serving the body, soul, and spirit
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Asia Theological Association Thailand Consultation: Theology Meets Art
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“Fly With ACTS” 10th anniversary documentary coming to theaters in Taiwan, revealing the stories of cross-cultural mission in Africa
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ABS launches Comic Commentaries: visually enhancing the experience of mediating on Word of God
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Franklin Graham congratulates President-elect Trump: ‘I pray you will look to God every day for His guidance and wisdom.’
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Post-election discussion: Chinese pastors and scholars reveal “Silence” of the Chinese Church in North America on social issues
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Dr. Fenggang Yang analyzes the 2024 election: religious factors come to the fore, huge impact from Evangelicals
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20 Bible passages to nurture a strong and enduring marriage
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Thanksgiving Fair and Luncheon Hosted by River of Life Foundation, ROLCC New Wave English Ministry, and Santa Clara Mayor’s Office
