The Presbyterian Church of Taiwan launches mission convention for the youth.
The Presbyterian Church of Taiwan launches mission convention for the youth.
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Taiwan Presbytery Urges Age Limit for Endorsing Ministerial Candidates
As the average age of ministrial candidates rise, PCT leaders voice concerns over the potential drop in the number of ministers available for long-term service. -
BWA Shares Grief with Tsunami-Stricken Asian Baptist
Baptist World Alliance General Secretary sends pastoral letter to Asian Baptists suffering from the affects of the tsunami. -
ELCA Helps South Asian Lutheran Churches for Post-Tsunami Relief
Local South Asian Lutheran churches continue to receive funds from the Evangelical Lutheran Churches of America (ELCA) as disaster relief efforts continue in much of South and Southeast Asia. -
Asian-American United Methodists Respond to Tsunami Crisis
United Methodists Caucus representing Asian-Americans urges Methodists to participate in disaster relief and pray for tsunami victims. -
Indian Christian Community Hit Hard by Tsunami
India’s Christians are not spared from the destruction of the tsunami. Christian fishermen were reportedly hit the hardest. -
Historical Chinese Church Opened for Public Viewing
Chinese officials open church in scenic Mount Lushan for public viewing and display during the Christmas holidays. -
Annual Christmas Mass in Beijing
Eight churches in Beijing will hold service all day for Christmas day. -
HKBC Invites SBC to Launch Joint Evangelism Campaign
The Hong Kong Baptist Convention has issued a challenge for the Southern Baptist Convention to help spread gospel in Hong Kong while the window of opportunity is open. -
Over 2,000 Christian Malaysians Gather for Christmas Caroling
Padang Merdeka - Malaysia. Christians of many cultures and ethnicities join together for Christmas -
Lutheran Church of Taiwan Approves Women Ordination
In an unprecedented move, the LCT has taken the initiative to openly approve the ordination of women preachers -
Philippine Government Deploy 10,000 Policeman to Safeguard Churches
In response to deadly market bombing, police chief deploys whole police force to protect likely targets of terrorist attacks especially at churches -
Interview: Erik Burklin, President of China Partner
China Partner president shares experience about working in China. -
Conference on World Mission and Evangelism Planned May 2005
The World Council of Churches schedules Conference on World Mission and Evangelism for May 2005 in Athens, Greece. -
OMF Releases Booklet on Prayers for Myanmar
The Overseas Mission Foundation offers new booklet urging believers everywhere to pray for both Christians and non-Christians in Burma. -
OMF UK Hosts Swanwick Conference on East Asia Missions
The United Kingdom-chapter of the Overseas Mission Fellowship hosts conference on coping with persecution. -
Buckner International Plans Mission Trip to China
The Buckner Orphan Care International plans mission trip to China set for October 2005. The mission team will be providing shoes to orphanages in several cities in China. -
Salvation Army Chinatown Corp Hosts Community Concert
The Salvation Army Chinatown Corp will soon host a concert to raise funds for reconstruction efforts in tsunami-devastated territory. -
Vietnam Supreme Court Will Hear Appeals From Imprisoned Christians
The People's Supreme Court in Ho Chi Minh City will hear appeals of Reverend Nyugen Hong Quang and evangelist Pham Ngoc Thah of the Vietnam Mennonite Church. -
Human Rights Watch Reports Christian Persecution in Vietnam
Vietnam continues to violate human rights as crackdown on Vietnamese continues, says Human Rights Watch. Meanwhile, Hanoi pressures Cambodia to deport asylum-seekers back to Vietnam. -
Hong Kong Churches Exploring Cable TV Evangelism Concept
Various Hong Kong churches are exploring the application of Cable TV in aiding China missions. Critics, however, raise doubts concerning the effectiveness of Cable TV in evangelism. -
Chinese Bishop Detained by Police Officers in China
Human Rights monitor reports detainment of Bishop Julias Jia Zhiguo in the Province of Hebei, China. -
Vietnam Stops Demonstration During Christmas
High-level Vietnamese officials announced that security officers halted a demonstration event that had been scheduled for Christmas Eve -
Persecution of Chinese Christian Persists During Christmas
As China openly embraces Christmas, human-rights organizations and major news networks cites gross humans-rights abuse directed at Protestant and Catholic Chinese. -
Chinese Police Disrupts Christmas Mass
Police arrests Chinese priest after breaking up Christmas mass at an unregistered church says human-rights watchdog.
