Weekly Topical
The PCT Archives Awarded in Top 100 Site of Taiwan Culture Base
Organized by Ministry of Culture, the award ceremony of Taiwan Culture Base was held at the Huashan 1914 Creative Park in Taipei on May 3. Archives of the Presbyterian Church in Taiwan was awarded as one of Top 100 Culture Base among over one thousand of renown cultural candidates across the island.
Following Apostle Paul and Rev Ritchie’s Evangelical Passion, Pingtung Presbytery Celebrates its 60th Anniversary...
The thanksgiving service for the 60th anniversary of the PCT Pingtung presbytery’s mission is held at National Pingtung University of Science and Technology in the morning on April 27.
As a Burning Bush to Witness the Holy, PCT Committed to Love Taiwan at...
Celebrating its160th anniversary of Taiwan mission, the 70th PCT General Assembly was held at McKay Memorial Hospital in Taipei from April 22nd to 24th. Hosted by Rev Fuyan Suda, moderator of the 69th PCT General Assembly, the opening service was opened on April 22nd. And a thanksgiving service was held next day on April 23rd.
From a Pastor’s Prison Poem to a Girl’s Ward Words, A Book Launch Held...
A thanksgiving service for a new book, God Leads Us to Sing New Songs: Manual of PCT Hymnal, was held at Taiwan Church Press and Chi-Nan Church of Chi-Hsin presbytery on April 9th and 13th respectively. Through praise and worship, the thanksgiving service aims to show the abundant significance of PCT Hymnal. Edited by TTCS Publishing House and published by Taiwan Church Press, Manual of PCT is introduced by Rev Dr Loh I-to and Rev Lee Ching-hsing to share why and how the book is written with a distinctive significance being diverse, ecumenical and inclusive.
After a Devastating M7.7 Earthquake Swept Across Myanmar, Taiwan Frontier Association Rushes to Deliver...
On March 28, an extremely shallow earthquake erupted in Myanmar yet with a powerful magnitude of M7.7. Utterly damaged of a building, named the Heart of Mandalay, where the education center of Taiwan Frontier Association is located. Fortunately, all teachers and students are safe, and they are temporarily relocated to the home of the missionary couple, Rev Guang Fu and Rev Wey Ei. At present, their garage is used as an assembly space to worship.