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China

Social Concerns
Anti-extradition demonstrators march to call for democratic reforms, in Hong Kong, China, July 21, 2019. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu.

As Hong Kong protests continue, so do prayers
Methodist resident says Christians reach out to both protesters and the government in a spirit of prayer.
Mission and Ministry
The Rev. Thomas Lank

Seeing ‘new face’ of Christian church in China
A joint United Methodist volunteer team from the North Central and Northeastern jurisdictions makes a journey of peace and goodwill to China.
Social Concerns
The faithful sing religious songs outside the Legislative Council building in Hong Kong as they protest a proposed extradition bill with China. One hymn in particular, “Sing Hallelujah to the Lord,” has become an unofficial anthem, says Ben Ho, a Methodist from Hong Kong. REUTERS/Thomas Peter

Christian hymn unites Hong Kong protesters
Song has helped defuse tensions during massive demonstrations and has become movement’s anthem, says a Hong Kong Methodist.

Amity: A Bible priting press
Amity Foundation's printing press in China produces Bibles, facilitating Christian outreach and providing millions to believers.

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