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Lost Tribes of Jews from China, India Make 'Aliyah'

As CBN News reports, some Jews are now returning from the world's two most populous nation’s China and India.

Thousands Gather in Jerusalem to Pray

It's the biggest prayer gathering in history and it's happening this week.

China's 'Me' Generation

They've been called China's 'Me' generation: 300,000,000 adults under 30. And they're prospering from China's economic boom.

Migrant Workers Fuel Chinese Economy

Farmers have long been part of China. But rapid economic changes are significantly affecting their centuries-old farm life.

Double Vision Restored

Shijun and ManMan from China had juvenile cataracts and needed surgery. CBN visited the two children and offered free surgery.

Olympic Volunteers Press toward the 'Gold'

Grueling training and dreams of glory might be familiar to Olympic athletes. But this year, they also apply to another elite group: volunteers.

Developing Western China

The Chinese are marveling at their red-hot economy that's doubled every eight years and keeps on growing.

Tiananmen 20 Years Later: Has China Changed?

George Thomas reports on the 20th anniversary of a deadly Chinese government crackdown on pro-democracy protestors.

China Quake Anniversary: China Applauds OB

Today marks the one year anniversary of the earthquake that struck China.

China's Communists Get Religion

China's Communist Party is recognizing the role Christianity can play in the modernization of China.

FAITH’S BUSINESS

In China, Christians are getting bolder about sharing their faith and some businessmen are openly dedicating their companies to spreading the Gospel.

Countryside Revival

Even though it is forbidden for Chinese Christians to share the gospel in their country, CBN News has obtained exclusive images of Christians worshipping in the countryside.

Young Couples Seek Girls ‘Made in China’

For decades Chinese families preferred baby boys to baby girls. But shifts in China's economy and family attitudes have more parents now hoping for daughters.

For decades, Christians in China faced arrest, torture and death for their faith. Today, Chinese Christians are getting bolder about sharing their faith openly and one of the largest underground churches in Beijing has decided to go public.

'Third Church' China's New Face of Christianity

Decades ago, most Christians in China lived in the countryside, but that's all changing as young professionals are bringing faith to the big cities like Beijing and Shanghai.