Chinese Overseas Adoption

Ministry Leader: Chinese Christians Need to Rethink Adoption, Churches Should Promote Adoption Culture

On September 5, 2024, China officially announced adjustments to its international adoption policy. Moving forward, except for foreign nationals adopting children who are direct relatives within three generations or stepchildren, the country will no longer send children abroad for adoption. According to statistics, since the Adoption Law legalized international adoptions in 1992, over 160,000 Chinese children have been adopted by foreign families.

Reflections of the current Chinese Church from Augustine’s ‘The City of God’ by Chinese Scholar

Renowned Chinese scholar and pastor Dr. Stephen Chen (陈佐人) shared in a recent lecture St. Augustine’s relationship with modern liberalism and political theology. From there, he reflected on how these theories have impacted different cultural and political contexts. Chen exhorted Chinese Christians to avoid simplifying the complex discussion of modern political theology and to think critically amidst the diverse political landscape today.

Reflections of the current Chinese Church from Augustine’s ‘The City of God’ by Chinese Scholar

The Christian Perspective on Friday the 13th: Superstition vs. Sovereignty

Happy Friday everyone! But uh oh, it is also September 13th... Friday the 13th is a day that, for many, evokes a sense of superstition and unease. Rooted in folklore and popular culture, this day has become synonymous with bad luck, with countless movies, books, and stories reinforcing its reputation. But for Christians, how should we view Friday the 13th? Should we be concerned about the supposed bad luck it brings, or is there a deeper, biblical truth that offers a counter-narrative to this fe

The Christian Perspective on Friday the 13th: Superstition vs. Sovereignty

China's National Security Law Enacted in Hong Kong, Overriding 'One Country, Two Systems'

China's President Xi Jinping has signed into law a controversial national security legislation for Hong Kong on Monday, according to Xinhua News Agency. The law was passed without consultation and oversight by Hong Kong's Legislative Council, overriding the principle of 'one country, two systems' in the Basic Law.

China's National Security Law Enacted in Hong Kong, Overriding 'One Country, Two Systems'
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