• Olympic Torch Passing Ceremony in San Francisco Re-routed, Chinese Supporters Urged for Peace

  San Francisco - On Apr. 9, the Olympic Torch arrived in San Francisco, which brought the attention of all the Olympics supporters. Chinese from numerous places aggregated at the starting point and ending points, participating in the ceremony

  

• WEA International Director for the First Time Visited the National CCC/TSPM of Protestant Churches

  On the morning of Apr. 9, World Evangelical Alliance International Director, Dr. Geoff Tunnicliffe visited the National China Christian Council/Three-Self Patriotic Movement of Protestant Churches and was welcomed warmly by the Rev. Kan Baoping, General Secretary of CCC, Accompanying this visitation were the WEA-North American Council member and the staffs of Gospel Times website, according to Gospel Times.

  

• EFC President: Church should speak into politics rather than becoming partisan

  Vancouver, Canada - The president of the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada was recently invited by Chinese Evangelicals in the greater Vancouver area to share his viewpoints on the separation between church and state.

  

• Chinese Pastor Rev. Bob Fu Received 2007 John Leland Religious Liberty Award

  The award ceremony was held at the Thomas Jefferson Building of the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. Dr. Richard Land, president of Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, and United States Congressman Trent Franks, co-chair of the congressional Human Rights Caucus’ Force for International Religious Freedom, presented the award to Rev. Fu, which recognized his significant contribution to China’s religious liberty.

  

• Operation Blessing Brings Warmth to Suffering Orphans and Elderly in China’s Snowstorm Disaster

  In the midst of Lunar New Year, millions of people are affected by China's worst snowstorm in 50 years. Operation Blessing, a Christian NGO, has sent disaster relief teams into the rural areas of China, where orphans and elderly are suffering.