​We are all aware of, if not experiencing ourselves, the negative impact of the pandemic caused by Covid-19. Public health systems in many countries have been stretched almost to the limit or even beyond; globally, economies are tipping into recession; unemployment has been driven to record levels; poverty has intensified; and racism, xenophobia and religious-extremism are on the rise.

Christology holds an important place in the history of dogmatics and systematic theology, and is the key to Christian theology because it is closely related to other theological themes such as the doctrine of God, soteriology, anthropology, ecclesiology, sacraments and eschatology.

According to Belgian sinologist Nicholas Standaert, in the spread of religion, there are two possible phenomena that may occur once the proclaimed religion comes into contact with the local culture: one is that “the incoming new religion may gradually alter the system, modes of thinking or expressions of the original culture, resulting in a deep cultural alienation or ceding; the other is that “the incoming foreign religion, undergoes some changes, taking on a new look in the culture that accept

Bishop K. H. Ting (1915-2012) was a prominent Chinese Christian leader, and just like Y. T. Wu, provided a model of patriotism and love for the church. He was the principal of Nanjing Union Theological Seminary from 1952 to 2010.

The newly revised Church Order of the Chinese Protestant Church and the Five-Year Plan for Promoting the Further Contextualization of Christianity in China (2018-2022) 《中国基督教教会规章》和《推进我国基督教中国化五年工作规划纲要（2018-2022）》(referred to as “the Plan”) show the theological self-awareness of Chinese churches and their path of action in the new era. Basic doctrine constitutes the essence of the Church’s faith; the openness of biblical interpretation keeps theology advancing with the times, and the publicity of

There is a consensus that “Christianity is the singing religion,” not only because songs are always associated with Christian worship but also because they are rooted in Christian theology.

(Commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Three-self Patriotic Movement and the 40th anniversary of the founding of the China Christian Council)

Today, we are gathered here to solemnly celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Three-Self Patriotic Movement (TSPM).

To discourse about the Bible and its theological thought world in the public intellectual life in China, where the secular policy of so-called “a separation of religions and education” be practiced strictly,