June Cheng | After decades of relative isolation, Chinese churches are discovering—and embracing—Reformed traditions
For better or for worse, the influence of Western cinema extends deep into China
June Cheng | In China, a nationwide gender imbalance means single women face enormous pressure to marry—even Christian women with non-Christian suitors
As liberal Western values encroach in Taiwan and China, Christians and traditionalists seek to preserve marriage
How a classical Christian school hopes to help China
Churches beg mothers not to abort on the day the country honors its young
A pastor’s perspective on Chinese house church obstacles and opportunities
June Cheng | A Christian school. A pro-life ministry. A presbytery. One trailblazing congregation in southwest China is launching politically taboo initiatives and reshaping the face of the nation’s house church movement—under a government’s wary eye
