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Two-in-One Bible Aspires to Bridge the Old Generation with the New

Tien Dao, a Christian media association, and the Worldwide Bible Society (WBS) are joining together in an effort to distribute a two-in-one bible in the United States that will include the Chinese Uni
Canada’s House of Commons Approved Gay Unions Nationwide

In Toronto, the House of Commons voted on a controversial bill that would give marriage rights to gay and lesbian couples.
Evangelical Leaders Urges Aid for Africa

In Washington on Monday, leaders of the U.S. evangelical movement joined forces with moderate and liberal religious groups urged President Bush to consider pushing forward with the developments in Afr
Connecticut’s Representatives approve same-sex civil unions bill

after many hours of debate, the House of Representatives passed a bill approving same-sex civil unions with the attachment that marriage is the union between a man and a woman.
National Gathering for Southeast Asians Leaves Hope for Future Ministries

160 leaders from across the United States came to California to initiate a movement to reach out to the Southeast Asians in America.
MESA Ministries Joins with Partners to Hold Conference for Christian Couples

MESA (Ministries for English Speaking Asians) will hold a one day conference for couples and families in Northern California on Feb. 11 at the Redwood Chapel in Castro Valley.
Amity Foundation Launches 'Young Adult Program' for Short Term Missions

The Amity Foundation, established by Chinese Christians, launched a new initiative called the 'Young Adult Program' for those who want to serve China in a shorter period of time.
Stream of Praise Countdown Celebration Gives 'Glory All Back to God'

The Stream of Praise music ministries hit the climax of their revival as the year ended, and the audience waved their hands in the air.
SOP Counselor Gives Ways to Heal Depression

One speaker at the Stream of Praise leadership conference brought up how the Lord can heal depression amid the 'spiritual warfare.' On Saturday, in one seminar led by Lillian Poon, the spiritual co
Canadian Evangelist Appeals Chinese Christians to Have More Faith at Year End

In the last message of the year for the Stream of Praise music ministries, a well-known Canadian revivalist spoke to an audience of Chinese Christian leaders about having more faith.
Open Doors Ends the Year Short on Funds

As the year ends, Open Doors, an international Christian ministry to the persecuted church, reflects on what they were able to accomplish, and what they are still able to do.
Open Doors to Press Forward with Bible Resources Project in China

An international Christian ministry to the persecuted church will continue its effort to strengthen Christians in China through Christian resources. For the year 2005, Open Doors launched the Lighthou
BGEA to Hold Large Unprecedented Evangelistic Outreach in South Asia

This Christmas, the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) will attempt to perform the largest evangelistic outreach in the history of their ministry.
Christian Ministries Disagree with Religious Watchdog Groups on Registering with China

Both Christian ministries and religious watchdog groups want religious freedom in China, but disagree on what registering means for Chinese Christians.
Light and Salt Association Hold Fundraiser for Old and New Mission

The Houston-based Light and Salt Association (L&SA) will be holding their annual fundraiser on Dec. 3 in order to continue their mission and to support new projects in 2006.
WCCCC Asks for Help to Improve Their Winter Conference

WCCCC is asking participants to make their suggestions for their Winter Conference that will take place on Dec. 26-29 in Santa Cruz, California.
The Salvation Army Marches for Christ and Testifies at the Open Air Meeting

Tourists, onlookers, and workers in Chinatown witnessed the "March of Witness," as more than 250 members of the Salvation Army corps from all over San Francisco marched through the street, testifyin
"March of Witness" Throughout San Francisco's Chinatown

This Sunday, Salvation Army units from all over San Francisco will march through Chinatown as
FEBC Celebrates 60th Anniversary of Gospel Broadcasting

Far East Broadcasting Company will celebrate their 60th anniversary in Los Angeles on Oct 2. The annivesary will take place at Evangelical Formosan Church of LA. Performances include Korean Children
Chinese Christians Continue to Pray for Katrina Victims as Houston Churches Set Up Relief Fund

Chinese Christians in the United States continue to actively join together with other Christian relief groups in setting up relief funds and praying for the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
"Lausanne World Pulse" Takes Advantage of Technology to Achieve the Impossible

This month, Lausanne World Pulse, a new online publication, was launched to support the advancement of the gospel.
Annual WCCCC Winter Conference Hopes to Teach Christians How to be Selfless

The West Coast Chinese Christian Conference (WCCCC) will gather many Christians this year to encourage them to grow in maturity.
OMF and CLC Open the Bamboo Book Corner in Centers Throughout the UK

OMF in the UK and CLC have announced the launch of their Bamboo Book Corner, a project that will provide books and booklets to foreigners who are working within the mainland Chinese Diaspora.
The Salvation Army Hong Kong and Macau: Self Denial Appeal 2005

Through this year's Self Denial Appeal, the Salvation Army will continue their work in Rwanda Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay as well as evangelical work in China.
The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association Expands Their World Television Outreach

The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association's World Television Project, "My Hope," has reached millions of homes around the world declaring the Good News of Jesus Christ.