Kuanjie Church in Beijing held its third baptism service of 2025 on November 9, during which 20 seekers, having completed the catechism class and passed a faith interview, were baptized.

The book Latin in China: A Special Story in the Encounter Bewteen China and the West, written by Leopold Leeb, was published, tracing the history of the spread and reception of Latin in China to form a history of Sino-Western cultural exchange with Latin as the medium.

Yuenfeng Church of Zhongshan in Guangdong elected its seventh administrative board in the representative assembly on February 23.

Recently, on its official website, CCC&TSPM announced the theme of the activities for the 2025 World Day of Prayer (WDP) conducted in China to be "Timely and Bountiful, Peace and Prosperity," (not sure) saying the event is scheduled to take place on March 7.

Recently, Guangzhou Union Church based in Guangdong Province held a special training session for about 30 worship leaders and seminary interns.

This Thursday, China's Ministry of Public Security issued a statement emphasizing its ongoing efforts to combat and prevent illegal activities related to cult organizations under the guise of "soul healing" and "potential activation."

To celebrate the Chinese New Year, a senior official of the Communist Party of China (CPC), attended a Spring Festival symposium on Thursday for religious group leaders, along with representatives from the religious community.

CCC&TSPM decided to donate 1.2 million yuan to the disaster areas with the help of the Amity Foundation. These funds will provide support for post-disaster reconstruction in quake-affected Dingri County in Shigatse City, Tibet, assisting residents in restoring their livelihoods.

On January 20, the Shanghai CPPCC Ethnic and Religious Affairs Committee visited Holy Trinity Church for a fellowship event and to write Christian Spring Festival couplets.

On January 2-3, Zhongnan Theological Seminary in Hubei held a graduation ceremony for the 2024 one-year volunteer class, attended by all faculty and students.