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Matan Zamir, New Consul General of Israel in Shanghai, on Jewish-Christian Ties and Building Bridges with China

Matan Zamir, Israel’s new consul general in Shanghai, arrived in the city in August for a four-year posting. A ninth-generation resident of Jerusalem’s Old City, he has spent much of his life and career engaging with people from different religious and cultural backgrounds.

Amity Printing Press and Amity Foundation Serve Communities with Innovative Bible Delivery

In 2025, the Amity Printing Press and Amity Foundation, based in China, produced special Nicaea Creed commemorative Bibles, in honor of the 1700th anniversary of the Ecumenical Council of Nicaea. The foundation also celebrated its 40th anniversary of dedicating itself to supporting vulnerable communities, advancing education and health, promoting sustainable development, and fostering interfaith and intercultural dialogue. Below, Amity Printing Press and Amity Foundation reflect on their ongoing work and latest innovative technology to make the Bible available and accessible to even more people.

Bridging Generations: A Chinese Pastor's Journey of Faith and Four New Paths in Ministry

Pastor Enosh, now in his fifties, has spent more than 20 years in urban pastoral ministry after a journey marked by hardship, leaving and returning to the church. As he bridges two generations of the church, his ministry reflects new approaches to urban ministry, decentralization, bi-vocational ministry, and the development of the younger generation.

Interview With Independent Scholar Xiao Sanza: Rethinking 3,000 Years of Chinese Thought

This August, Evangelical Vision invited Mr. Xiao for a live conversation, focusing on his choice of the "relationship between Heaven and humanity" as the main thread for understanding the history of Chinese thought, the three‑thousand‑year development of Chinese intellectual traditions, the limitations within traditional Chinese culture, and how different civilizations can learn from one another.
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A Digital Missionary's Three-Year Journey: From Skepticism to AI Training

A "digital missionary" who has long been creating Christian content was initially highly skeptical of artificial intelligence (AI). However, an experience using AI to create images changed his opinion of it, and he began to reconsider its potential. Gradually, he started applying AI in church ministry and was later invited to share practical AI applications in different cities.
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Photos: Christmas Celebrated Across Southern China

The photo collection showcases churches across southern China that observed Christmas and Christmas Eve through worship services, sacred music, testimonies, and thanksgiving gatherings during the Christmas season of 2025.

Photos: Churches in Northern China Celebrate Christmas

The photo collection showcases churches across northern China that marked Christmas and Christmas Eve with worship services, choir performances, sacred dramas, and congregational praise during the Christmas season of 2025.
Church & Ministries

Choosing Spouses Becoming Increasingly Difficult: Challenges and Reflections of Single Christians in China

Concerning single Christians in today's church in China, many people immediately come up with phrases such as "mid-aged single female Christians," "too few male believers," "high personal standards", or "a reluctance to commit." These observations are not without some basis in reality, but relying on any one of these explanations alone oversimplifies the complex challenges that Christians face in finding a marriage partner today.

'Speaking to the Heart': Dr. Wendi Lord on Bringing The Chosen to the World Through Translation Under AI Assistance

For millions of viewers around the world, The Chosen serves as a new way to encounter the story of Jesus in their own language. In an exclusive interview with China Christian Daily, Dr. Wendi Lord shared how translators, theologians, pastors, and emerging technologies are working together to bring The Chosen to audiences in their "heart languages."
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WCC, Korean Prime Minister Explore Renewed Pathways for Dialogue and Peace on Korean Peninsula

World Council of Churches (WCC) general secretary Rev. Prof. Dr. Jerry Pillay met with Prime Minister Han Seongsook of the Republic of Korea on 11 September in Seoul, where they discussed ways churches and the wider ecumenical movement could help reopen pathways for dialogue and peace on the Korean Peninsula.

Bhote Koshi Flood Leaves More Than 200 Church Members Missing, Damages Nine Church Buildings

More than 200 members of churches in Nepal’s flood-hit Rasuwa and Nuwakot districts remain unaccounted for, while at least nine church buildings have been damaged following the devastating Bhote Koshi–Trishuli floods that struck the region on August 26.
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Living History: Bridging Cultures Through Documentary Storytelling in China–U.S. Encounters Since 1979

Originally from Germany, Christian Petersen-Clausen has lived in China for nearly 14 years. Together with his Chinese co-director Wu Yuxiao, he is producing the historical documentary series Living History: Stories from the Opening of China, which explores the shared experiences of Chinese and foreign citizens in the period following the opening of China to the West in 1979.

Israel Marks 78th Independence Day in Shanghai, Highlighting China-Israel Friendship and Innovation

On the evening of June 1, the Consulate of Israel in Shanghai held its annual Independence Day reception to celebrate the 78th anniversary of the State of Israel. Guests from various sectors gathered in Shanghai to commemorate the occasion and reflect on the growing ties between China and Israel.
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A Missionary's Dream, a Grandson's Questions: Reconstructing a Danish Medical Missionary's Life in China

“Today, on my birthday, I performed eight operations.” This single sentence from a 1910s diary captures Dr. Laurits K. Larsen’s exhausting life in Manchuria, defined by three adversaries: plague, typhoid, and "paganism." Published by his grandson Prami Larsen, this gripping history chronicles a Western doctor’s journey from trying to convert a "dangerous" land to learning a profound lesson in cultural humility.

Six Years in a Gulag for Collecting Yiddish Songs that Documented the Holocaust

Yiddish Glory’s tour in Asia will start in Seoul on May 6 and play in Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong till May 15.
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Jerusalem Never Left China

Long before England became a Christian nation, long before many of Europe's great churches were built, the Gospel had already travelled east along the Silk Road and found a home in China.

Where Can We Find True Loyalty and Honor? Reflections on the Cross Inspired by Chinese Blockbuster 'Dear You'

Recently, the Chinese movie "Dear You" has been a big hit in theaters. What makes the film so moving is not simply its romance, family bonds, or nostalgic memories of a bygone era. What truly touches the audience is something increasingly rare in our time: "qingyi."
LIFE

The Conditions for Revival

What are the conditions for revival? Only two conditions: the first, love for Jesus and the word of God.

The Fool Says, 'There Is no God'

From David’s era to today, atheism has become more vocal, with some relying on science to deny God; yet this reflects a lack of understanding of divine wisdom and creation.