River of Life Christian Church - Into the Season of Restoration
The River of Life Christian Church in Santa Clara, CA, held their eighth annual Ling Leung Conference, with the theme “Into the Season of Restoration.”
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WCC Inaugurates Library and Research Institute for Ecumenical Movement
An inauguration was held on Sunday June 26 to officially open a newly-renovated library and a research institute dedicated to expanding ecumenical knowledge and theology. -
New Chinese Google Search Engine Blocks 'Sensitive' Internet Content
The world’s leading search engine Google has launched the Chinese version website Google.cn, yet human rights groups are concerned that Google’s censorship will jeopardize freedom for accessing inform -
New Report: Absent Rule of Law Threatens Human Rights in Asia
Growing human rights abuses in Asia are due primarily to the continued absence of the rule of law there, according to a new report released at a press briefing on Tuesday in Hong Kong. -
GFA Tsunami Relief Workers Face Opposition in India
Prominent groups against Christianity in one part of India are accepting tsunami aid but are forcing the missionaries to minister in private. -
Catholicism Flourishes in Tibetan Villages in China
In a small village in the Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Southwest China's Yunnan province, Catholicism is flourishing among the mainly Tibetan populated area. -
China Launches Association to Disseminate Information on Religious Freedom
China announced Friday the establishment of its first national association to disseminate information on freedom of religion in China -
Alpha Course HK Calls a Thousand Participants to Thanksgiving Celebration
The Alpha Course Hong Kong will hold a thanksgiving celebration that will focus on inviting churches to participate in holding Alpha courses. -
Christmas in China Reveals the Demand for Churches
As millions celebrated Christmas this year, there is an increasing demand for state-run churches in China. -
Christians Criticize the WTO for 'Lost Opportunity' to Impact Poor Countries
Christians say that the World Trade Organization's (WTO) Sixth Ministerial Conference in Hong Kong was a "lost opportunity" to address the needs of the "poorest of the poor countries." -
China's Sole Official Bible Printing Press Expands to Meet Rising Demand
In the world's most populous country, the only official bible printing group- Amity Printing Press- is expanded in a bid to increase the annual output of Bibles. -
Micah Challenge Hong Kong Urges Leaders at WTO to Relieve Poverty
Evangelical Christians in Hong Kong challenge the international leaders to fulfill their goal to eradicate world poverty, as the high-profile World Trade Organization (WTO) Sixth Ministerial Conferenc -
Religious Watchdog Group Reports Twenty Nine House Church Leaders Arrested
Less than two weeks before Christmas, twenty nine house church leaders were arrested in the province of Henan in China, a Texax-based religious watchdog group reported on Monday. -
Christian Group Warns of WTO Walk Out
A Christian group said they are urging developing countries to walk out if they are not given a proposal that will help them fight poverty at the World Trade Organization (WTO) talks in Hong Kong on D -
Human Rights in North Korea Addressed at 'Seoul Summit,' South Korea Should Take Firmer Stand
A high profile conference on North Korean human rights begins in Seoul Thurs., focusing attention on human rights abuses in North Korea, and an urgent call for South Korea to take a firmer stand for h -
NGO Leads Preventive Education as China's HIV Cases Increase
A top AIDS official in China said that the number of HIV cases has increased. Meanwhile NGOs are being urged to take up the fight against AIDS. -
House Church Leaders Criticize Luis Palau for Remarks Made in Beijing
Some Chinese house church leaders sharply criticized the well-known Luis Palau, calling the remarks he made in Beijing last week ''irresponsible and misleading.'' -
Bush Promotes Religious Freedom at China Church
President George W. Bush urged Chinese top officials to expand religious freedom, after joining the Sunday Service at a local church in Beijing. -
Amity's Seminar Seeks to Upgrade Quality of Schools for Migrant Children
The Amity Foundation held a leadership training seminar in an effort to improve the quality of education for children of migrant workers. -
China detains Catholic Priest Along with Ten Seminarians
China has recently detained an underground Roman Catholic priest and 10 Seminarians last Sat., according to a rights group in a statement released on Thursday. -
Bush Urges China to Grant More Freedoms
Days before President George W. Bush is to meet with China President Hu Jintao on U.S.-China relations, he urged the nation's leader to ease restrictions on free expression and religious freedom, citi -
Campaign in Hong Kong Seeks to Educate on World Poverty
The World Emergency Relief Hong Kong (WERHK) held the 11/11 Campaign on Fri. to raise awareness of world poverty in under-developed countries among the residents in Hong Kong, particularly the younger -
The Sixth ALCOE Reawakes Passion for Evangelization of Asia
The Executive Committee of Asia Lausanne are gearing up to hold the Sixth Asia Lausanne Conference on Evangelism (ALCOE VI) next year in the Philippines on May 22-26. -
Amity Starts 'Exposure Tours' to Celebrate 20th Anniversary
China's Amity Foundation will celebrate its 20th Anniversary through "exposure tours" and hold an international consultation on social development in China on Nov. 1-9 that will show participants t -
World Emergency Relief 11/11 Campaign Arouses Awareness of Poverty
The World Emergency Relief Hong Kong (WERHK) will launch the 11/11 Campaign that will help the younger generation understand the needs of children around the world in under-developed countries.
