The New KRC Website, e-krc.org, Waiting for You to Explore!
KRC Resources for Christ (KRC) is pleased to announce the launch of our new website, e-krc.org.
To expand and deepen the mission of evangelism and cultural engagement for the Kingdom of God, the KRC website has been revamped and relaunched in 2024. The website combines visuals and text, providing a comprehensive understanding of KRC's vision and mission. Visitors can read the KRC magazine in Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, and English, access detailed information about events and training courses, and enjoy secure and user-friendly online donation and event registration services. Additionally, the website offers further insights into Project Arctos, an English ministry specifically designed for the younger generation of Christians.
The Kingdom of God seeks resources, and the resources are for the Kingdom of God
On the "About Us" page, the video titled “God's Work Through KRC" features the life testimonies of our team members. Through their connection with KRC, they discovered and developed their talents, gifts, and potential. This journey has not only fostered personal growth but also built a strong team that makes a significant impact on Kingdom ministries both within and beyond the church. People are, indeed, the most important resource in God's Kingdom.
Scrolling further down, you'll find introductions to various ministries, along with profiles of the board of directors and team members. By clicking on their photos, you can read personal bios and related articles. The team aspires to share Kingdom perspectives with sincerity, offering insights on the vision for the Kingdom, missions, their ministry journeys, and hopes for the future of the global Chinese church. They deeply desire to inspire Christians to "focus on truth, discern the times, and integrate knowledge with action."
The KRC magazine embodies the "seven strengths": Vision, Innovation, Challenges, Practicality, Knowledge, Inspiration, and Action.
The KRC Magazine, first published in 2005, is driven by the principles of breakthrough innovation, forward-looking perspectives, challenging narrow views, and fostering teamwork. Its mission is to "call readers to engage with critical issues of talent, outreach, culture, relationships, and community through the lens of faith." By July 2024, the magazine has published 76 issues, featuring 1,568 articles by 457 authors!
In addition to regular print editions, the KRC Magazine also publishes new articles online on an irregular basis and will gradually introduce multimedia content, including videos and other formats.
The KRC Magazine drives other ministries as the "locomotive" of KRC. It also serves as a vibrant and aesthetically appealing "showcase," vividly presenting the core themes and unique features of the ministry.
On the KRC Magazine page, readers can browse articles by issue or by section. The six main sections are as follows:
1. Kingdom Communication
This section features heartfelt messages from the founder, Lily Yang, an introduction to the issue by the editorial team, and reader feedback in the segment "Love to Hear from You."
2. Kingdom Stewardship
This section includes the "Successful Kingdom Businesses" series, a culmination of the expertise and experience of senior business consultant Jeff Ahern. The series aims to help Christian business leaders operate with a biblical foundation, guided by the Holy Spirit, to fulfill Kingdom missions. The "Kingdom Workplace Disciples" column is authored by Elder Elaine Kung, an award-winning minority female professional. She provides insights into bi-vocational ministry and the "8Qs of Leadership," calling Christians to be workplace missionaries. Other highlights include the Workplace Relationships" series by Elder Fred Lin, the "Kingdom Leadership" series by Coach Jacky Chan, and articles covering topics such as finance, management, artificial intelligence, retirement planning, and life coaching. These resources expand the stewardship vision of Christians.
3. Kingdom Knowledge and Practice
This section delves into cultural phenomena emerging from the integration of individual and collective behaviors across various levels of relationships. Key contributions include: - Biblical Insights by Professor Timothy Wu, connecting truth and the times. - Relationship Analysis by life coach Li Wen-Ping, offering in-depth perspectives on different dimensions of relationships. - Art-Inspired Conversations by artist Chou Lan-Hui, sparking dialogue through her artwork. Other features include: - "Mood Platters" by Miao Huitian. - "Visual Interpretations" by veteran writer Mo Fei. - "Pictorial Musings" by children's literature expert Dr. Huang Rui-Yi, exploring graphic novels. - "A Writer's Soliloquy" by blogging veteran Rui Xin, sharing the heart of a servant. Additionally, this section includes: - Shaw Wensi's analysis of "Multiculturalism" from a biblical perspective. - Reflections on films and TV shows that connect with contemporary pop culture.
4. Kingdom Families
This section also features life and faith reflections from Rev. Andrew Su, the editor-in-chief of the magazine, alongside contributions from KRC members such as Jian Hai-Lan, Liao Mei-Hui, Guo Yuan-Fei, Xue Yue-Yue, and Kang Jie-Li. It includes reports on past KRC activities, such as writing workshops, music sessions, cultural camps, and retreats, offering a glimpse into the vibrant life and ministry of the KRC community.
5. Kingdom Neighbors
Who is our "neighbor"? With a heart full of love, mission work can happen both in distant lands and right at our doorstep. This section features stories of missionaries sharing the gospel in diverse fields and through various approaches. Highlights include: - Relief efforts in India and the Middle East - Welcoming and supporting immigrants and refugees in local communities - Family ministries - Outreach to those in the sex work industry
6. Kingdom English
The "Project Arctos" section features articles that listen to and amplify the voices of the younger generation.
ARCTOS English Ministry
”Arctos", derived from the Greek word for "bear," aspires to create an environment of abundant growth, where Christians no longer wither due to lack but flourish. The vision is to see the younger generation take the lead, seeking a more integrated and participatory spiritual life. Arctos also organizes workshops and seminars aimed at fostering a deeper and more intimate connection with God, transforming participants into mature citizens of God’s Kingdom.
Events and Training Programs
In-person or online writing courses led by the KRC Magazine's exceptional team draw on years of experience to inspire through the written word, encouraging participants to let their hearts and pens soar together. The Spring Retreat invites KRC's friends—new and old—to enjoy fellowship while taking time to rest, refocus, and rediscover purpose. The Communication Workshop, led by Brandon Morgan, emphasizes starting with kindness to ask meaningful questions and listen to responses, fostering empathy and building stronger relationships. KRC is committed to bringing its courses and workshop resources into churches. For more information, please email contact@e-krc.org.
"Kingdom Resources for Christ" is actively strengthening its new media ministry, and the richness of the new website awaits your exploration. In this interconnected age, the internet knows no boundaries. We hope that Christians from "every nation, tribe, people, and language" will discover and develop their talents through KRC, receive equipping, and boldly follow the Lord in advancing His Kingdom work!