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While the media were abuzz with the major events’ in Lam’s life, most probably didn’t know that several years ago a young girl named Tiffany Choi has interviewed Lam as the subject of her school’s project, which won first place among all the contestants in the Heritage Fair hosted by the Canadian Heritage Department.

Since May, Stream of Praise music ministries have traveled to Hong Kong, Taipei, Singapore, other Asian countries, and then back to Canada and United States for their final stops of their 2010 concert tours.

Members of the World Evangelical Alliance leadership team visited the churches and ministries in China on a ten-day trip from November 11-21.

At the historic Christian gathering in Cape Town, South Africa, last month, Rev. Morley Lee, one of the Chinese church representatives and the secretary general for Chinese Coordination Center of World Evangelization (CCCOWE), was interviewed by Taiwan’s Good News Broadcasting Association.

As two hundred China Lausanne delegates were once again barred by local authorities from traveling, Lausanne Congress leaders echoed their regrets and made clarifications towards the Chinese government’s accusations of interfering in the country’s religious affairs.

BEIJING - On October 15, 2010, China Lausanne Delegation issued an open letter on events pertaining to Chinese government barring the the vast majority of the Chinese delegation from attending Lausanne Congress.

On Oct. 10, five house church pastors and volunteers from Beijing who have been invited to join an international Christian conference held in South Africa were barred from leaving the country. Four passports were confiscated. That day, Beijing Shouwang Church held a prayer meeting for those who will try to participate and released on their website a detailed explanation on why China church leaders were barred. California-based Rev. Liu Tong-su expressed through The Gospel Herald to overseas Chinese pastors and believers to pray for this situation.

Lausanne III, the heavily-recognized global evangelical leadership conference, will begin later this week on the 16th. Just as the world’s regional church leaders are making their ways to the Cape Town, South Africa, numerous representatives of China’s house churches were blocked from leaving the country to attend the congress by authorities.

Logos Evangelical Seminary held this year’s Thanksgiving dinner on Sunday (October 3) in the First Church of Nazarene of Pasadena. More than 650 guests gathered to witness the amazing guidance and abundant grace of God towards the seminary.

Next month, some 4,000 Christian leaders from 200 countries will gather in South Africa for Cape Town 2010, The Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization. The presenters at Cape Town 2010 have prepared “Advance Papers” as previews of the material they plan to address in their presentations in October.

A Chinese church in New Jersey has been holding information sessions to assists students studying abroad from China in getting adjusted to the lives in America and coming to know the gospel.

Stephen Tong Evangelistic Ministries International held evangelistic conferences and workshops throughout the major cities of Australia, attracting thousands of Chinese listeners.

HONG KONG - The annual Hong Kong Bible-Study conference attracted a total of 108,000 participants and 2,457 decisions this year.

On August 4, Chinese-immigrant Betty Chinn and 12 other nameless U.S. citizens received the 2010 United States Presidential Citizen’s Medal from President Obama at the White House, which honored their selfless services.

by April 17th, Hong Kong-based Christian charity Operation Blessing have partnered with churches in Xining to deliver 10 tons of disaster relief supplies, including tents, blankets, food and water, medications, and electricity generators, to the central earthquake disaster zone in Yushu County, mountainous far western China.

A large-scale Christian documentary on the credibility and authenticity of Biblical records produced from an archaeological perspective has been airing on a major television station in Hong Kong during prime time.

In 2007, Hong Kong Chinese Christian Churches Union (HKCCCU) donated one million HKD to Chinese Foundation for Prevent of STD and AIDS (CFPSA). Last month, they’ve passed a resolution to give another $900,000 RMB, which will go towards 300 Chinese AIDS orphans.

Far East Broadcasting Company’s first broadcast went on air in the Philippines on June 4, 1948. Today, Edwardo Lo, FEBC USA Chinese ministry director, affirmed the ministry’s vision of proclaiming Christ through broadcast to the ends of the earth, and that the slogan of "Christ Loves China" will be changed to "China Loves Christ."