Asian groups prayed over, updated during conference call about coronavirus
“… we love you, we’re praying for you, we’re standing in the gap for you.”
China
Eye-opening ‘One Child Nation’ leads January streaming lineup
“… it will forever change the way you view China’s government and the unborn.”
China frees Christian prisoner amid ongoing persecution
The imprisonment of Gou Zhongcan, left, and destruction of a megachurch are among the latest examples of China’s crackdown on religious liberty. CHINA AID/Special
Annie Armstrong Easter Offering: Sending hope to Chinese communities
“I was woken up one night by a Scripture, Luke 9:62.”
[68] years after: Bill Wallace and the meaning of heroism
“Go on back and take care of the hospital. I am ready to give my life if necessary.”
Superficial friendships and nominal Christianity
Do we embrace the church only when it is convenient?
Next, American movies – made in China
You might be asking, “Why are you writing about Hollywood and the movie industry…”
Wesleyan College BCM member Hilary Tong: no longer silent
“The people that I know through BCM is like family, and this relationship is very valuable to me for my days here in the U.S.”
Horror stories of government family planning leak out after China reverses child policy
Eyewitness accounts of mothers being forced to undergo abortion procedures in China have been around for years as the country sought to maintain its one-child-per-family policy.
Aug. 23: Return to the Task
Believers who give themselves to God are blessed in the midst of persecution and will rejoice as they witness people who embrace the Gospel.
First Baptist Moreland family’s adoption, one year later
This first year has been challenging, exhausting, and hard as our family has adjusted to four children, but it has also been amazing.