Ramadan 2023 Week Four: Minds and Hearts

College campuses in China are highly controlled and monitored. It is more difficult than ever for a believer to be a witness for Christ on a Chinese university campus. Chinese Muslim students also face challenges to their religious freedom. Students are taught to...

Ramadan 2023 Week Three: Death and Resurrection

This week, Christians celebrate Easter. Jesus died on the cross for our sins, was buried, and rose from the grave on the third day. Because of Jesus’ death, we can receive God’s forgiveness through repentance. Because of His resurrection, we have hope. In Christ, we...

Ramadan 2023 Week Two: Hui Children

Generally, within seven days of a birth, the imam of a local mosque will give a Hui child an Islamic name from the Quran. Some names, such as Miriam, Mary, Jacob, or David, would sound quite appropriate to a Christian as well. This scriptural name is considered the...

Ramadan 2023 Week One: Love and Marriage

We invite you to take a peek inside a Hui wedding and learn about marriage in Hui culture. Would you ask God to put a prayer on your heart for Hui husbands and wives, so that they might know and experience the love of Christ?  In the video below, the bride’s dress...

Peace That Surpasses Understanding

In Chapter 4 of Philippians, Paul encourages believers to rejoice in the Lord in every situation, even amid severe persecution. The brothers and sisters in China who have been called to the work of proclaiming the gospel among the Hui, often do so at great risk....

The Power of His Resurrection 

The last time Easter coincided with Ramadan was 31 years ago. It happens this year, 2022, and we’ve been given a rare vantage point to look at the two holidays side by side and observe that in key points, they couldn’t be more opposite. Ramadan emphasizes good works,...

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