Post-Pandemic, Will China’s Church Be Changed Forever?
More than a year after the coronavirus outbreak, life in China is largely functional. But it’s unlikely the church will return to normal.
Education Department Issues New Rule on Religious Liberty and Free Inquiry
The new rule restores religious liberty and prevent discrimination against faith-based organizations at public colleges.
U.S. Ambassador Brownback on China’s High-Tech Persecution of Uighurs
U.S. ambassador Brownback on the plight of the Uighurs, the communist police state, and what American Christians can do to promote religious freedom in that region.
Supreme Court Issues a Surprising—and Divisive—Decision on Churches and Pandemic Restrictions
Despite what appears to be a blatantly unconstitutional infringement of religious liberty, five Supreme Court justices are allowing Nevada to hold churches to a stricter standard than casinos.
The Uighurs of China: A People in Peril
It’s one of the worst human-rights crises in years. We need to pray fervently for the humane treatment of the Uighurs in China.
