Word4Asia Consulting International Founder Gene Wood Shares Message for 'Impossible Situations' - China Christian Daily

As China slowly reopened from the pandemic, an overseas Christian organization took the opportunity to return with a message of “how God deals with impossible situations.” Almost a year after becoming the first American Christian organization to officially visit CCC&TSPM since the country closed its borders, Word4Asia Consulting International President and Founder Dr. Gene Wood and his team visited churches in Shanghai, Nanjing, and Beijing in March again.

Dr. Wood delivered a half-hour Palm Su

Helping South Korean Adoptees Return to Their Birth Country

The Global Overseas Adoptees’ Link has been vital in pushing for a special visa status and other services to help Koreans adopted abroad reconnect with South Korea.

South Korea at one time topped all other countries in the region in one export to its allies in the West – children.

Since 1953, over 200,000 Korean children have left the shores of the small peninsular country to be adopted by families in the United States, Europe, and other allied nations. More than half of all Korean adoptees ha

‘Important work’ Arkansas Digital Newspaper Program gets new grant

The saying "News is only the first rough draft in history" is credited to Alan Barth, but has been repeated, along with similar phrases, since the beginning of the 20th century.

But what happens when newspapers are lost to time? Over the years, many newspaper archives have been lost to fire, floods and other effects of aging. Some issues were never archived at all.

That's an issue being addressed by the National Digital Newspaper Program, a partnership between the Library of Congress and the N

How China became the dominant force in world chess – with help from Asia

Ding makes a final move with his bishop, and – checkmate – Nepomniachtchi wastes no time extending his hand to give Ding a congratulatory shake.

Black pawn to A2 is Nepomniachtchi’s answer as he sits up straight and takes a breath. He looks to the side, stretches out his arm and scatters the neatly lined up pieces he has taken over the course of the match. A black knight rolls and falls to the floor. He knows he is beaten.

As the fourth and final 10-minute tiebreaker begins, most of those watc

WATCH | ‘So bizarre’:Questions still remain in case of missing man found in lake

The discovery of a 20-year-old Ford Escape submerged in Lake Hamilton may have solved a decades-old missing persons case, but did little else to answer the question of how Kerry Joe Angell Jr. died.

Angell's skeletal remains were found inside the 2003 Ford Escape in March, after he had been missing since 2008.

Then 49, Angell missed his shift at Riser Ford on Feb. 23, 2008. As a salesman at the dealership, he was allowed to drive the demo car as a perk for selling lots of inventory -- a common

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