NANJING, China — K.H. Ting, an Anglican bishop prior to China’s Cultural Revolution who led a “postdenominational” re-emergence of Chinese Christianity in the 1970s and
Nepalese pastors brave threats and bombs to see Christ’s name glorified in the Himalayas. Believers in West Africa bury a Christian woman, uniting in a
She died on board a ship 100 years ago Christmas Eve — sick, exhausted, brokenhearted over leaving her beloved Chinese friends in their time of
Jakarta, Indonesia — Bogor City, about 37 miles south of the Indonesian capital of Jakarta, is reported to be one of the world’s most densely
CAIRO, Egypt — Egypt’s Coptic Orthodox Church found its 118th pope Nov. 4 during a televised drama at Cairo’s St. Mark Cathedral. In the drama
We were tightly packed into a bus heading out of the city on our way to train deaf nationals to craft Bible stories in their
BEIJING — A Chinese government institute has recommended Beijing revoke its “one-child” policy that has forced abortion and sterilization upon millions of its citizens during
ASTANA, Kazakhstan — Shortly before the Oct. 25 re-registration deadline for all of Kazakhstan’s religious communities, officials pressured nearly a quarter of the signatories on
