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- UK Christians Welcome Refugees amid Frustrations with Immigration ProcessThe churches are willing. But the bureaucracy is weak.Ken Chitwood|
- ‘Ukraine Today, Taiwan Tomorrow’? Island’s Christians Warily Watch and PrayFew Taiwanese churches are willing to speak out on China-related political issues, surprising believers who left Hong Kong. But all leaders call for peace-seeking.Angela Lu Fulton in Taipei, Taiwan|简体中文繁體中文
- How the Umbrella Movement Spurred Hong Kong’s Digital WitnessFaced with political division and government oversight, the church began to develop richer and wider-reaching online public theology.Calida Chu|
- Being Samaritans to Those Brutalized by BeijingThe American church must not pass by the chance to welcome and help Hong Kongers and Uighurs.Bonnie Kristian|español简体中文繁體中文
- 560 UK Churches Ready to Welcome Hong Kong WaveBritish Christians seek to learn from past Windrush mistakes in their nation’s largest planned migration in 50 years.Stefani McDade|
- Francis Chan Returns from Hong Kong After Visa RejectedThe California pastor hopes to return to the small group of house churches he started last year.Kate Shellnutt|
- Chinese American Christians Are Becoming More Politically Engaged—and More DividedThe 2020 race brings out generational gaps within the most undecided Asian American demographic.Dorcas Cheng-Tozun|简体中文繁體中文
- Christians Worry Hong Kong’s New Law Will Hamper MissionsRecent Chinese regulations on foreign interference extend into the diaspora and raise questions for longstanding ministries.D. Cheng|
- The Tirade That Made Me a ChristianAfter an unwelcome move halfway across the world, I vented my anger to God. Then I learned to give him control.Vivian Mabuni|
- Quick To ListenEpisode 217|41minWhere China’s Crackdown Leaves the Hong Kong ChurchWhy Christians aren't all on the same page about the demonstrations and new ruling from Beijing.Morgan Lee|
