Thirty years after the deadly massacre, two dissidents reflect on hope for China.

Why we stand up for Muslims targeted by China’s surveillance technology.

Shouwang Church, which famously kept meeting outdoors after losing its pastor and worship space, is the fourth major unregistered congregation to be forcibly closed in recent months.

Is this a case of government oppression or the Chinese church coming into its own? How to understand “sinicization.”

Before the vote passed, evangelicals flexed unprecedented political might in a controversial campaign opposing a new definition of marriage and other national reforms.

Australian worship movement flourishes in both post-communist Budapest and post-church Seattle because it confronts the historical establishment.

Raids on major congregations led by pastors Wang Yi and the late Samuel Lamb represent “the most horrendous evil of Chinese society ... hindering [non-Christians] from coming to Jesus.”

Graham preached behind the Iron Curtain, driving his critics crazy.

Lin Zhao’s faith led her to embrace China's Communist movement—then pay the ultimate price for opposing it.

Propaganda effort in poor province latest sign of Xi Jinping consolidating control.