From Darkness to Light

The true story of a Chinese Ph.D. student who found hope and joy by a Chinese student in the U.S. ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO, I STATED FIRMLY to my friend, “If anybody can make me believe in God, he must…

Human Rights Abuses in China

American Congressmen working to free Chinese immigrant prisoners By Roy Maynard Growing congressional concern over the fate of Chinese refugees could unlock the prison doors that confine passengers from the immigrant-smuggling ship Golden Venture. Of the original 282 Chine…

Jenny's Miracle

Two Chinese medical doctors discover God’s love and power during a time of great adversity I DISCOVERED A GREAT CHANGE IN MY wife, Jenny, when I arrived in the States in December 1993. She had come alone to the States…

Lin Xiangao: Bold As a Lamb

A Chinese student finds answers in an unexpected place by Ken Anderson Ah Leng stepped off the bus at Zhong Shan 5 and hesitated. A line of trucks and taxis passed. In Guangzhou, as in all of China’s cities, drivers…

Textbook Proposes Intelligent Design

A new science textbook, Of Pandas and People-, uses scientific methods to expose flaws in the Darwinian theory of evolution. According to _The Wall Street Journal, the book points to an “intelligent design.” We never really know enough until we…

The Builder of the House

By John D. Morris, Ph.D. “He who built the house has more honor than the house. For every house is built by someone, but He who built all things is God” (Hebrews 3:3-4 NKJ). Perhaps the single greatest category of…

Three Founders of Modern Science

By Dr. Henry M. Morris Johann Kepler (1571-1630) is considered to be the founder of physical astronomy. To some extent, he built upon the foundational studies of Copernicus and Tycho Brahe, as well as utilizing the telescope developed by Galileo,…

Who Needs a Savior?

By Max Lucado MAN CANNOT COPE WITH GUILT ALONE. When I was ten years old, I had a puppy named Tina. You would have loved her. She was the perfect pet. An irresistible, pug-nosed Pekingese pup. One ear fell over…

News From China - Vol. 3 No. 1

RAILWAY PROJECTS China has mapped out one of the world’s largest railway projects, expected to be completed in the next five years. The mid-term goal is to bridge the northeastern provinces with the southeastern metropolis of Shanghai by building…

News From China's Church - Vol. 3 No. 1

STUDENTS HOPE TO GATHER IN TIANANMEN Large numbers of university students in China are examining the claims of Christianity and putting aside their skepticism about what they formerly considered “superstition.” One Bible study group, which started out with five…