Brother Sun Zhipeng has devoted many years to collecting, organizing, and writing about sacred music. His works include Notes on the Lyrics of The Chinese New Hymnal, An Introduction to The Chinese New Hymnal, and Historical Background and Reference Materials on the Supplement to The Chinese New Hymnal. He also shares his reflections and biblical insights through online platforms and published writings. This article explores his journey and reflections on his ministry in sacred music and the written word.

The small group ministry at a township church has helped make abstract concepts and slogans of faith concrete and vivid, fostering the spiritual growth of believers. This shift in pastoral approach stemmed from Elder X’s clear understanding of the church’s previously stagnant development.

Teacher X, a church staff member in East China engaged in marriage and family ministry, stressed that the church should adopt different approaches when guiding men and women.

Teacher X met his spouse through his church's marriage and singles ministry and now serves as a core co-worker. He emphasized that the gatherings, often held as short retreats, are not matchmaking events but focus on discipleship and spiritual growth. The three goals are: knowing God, knowing oneself, and knowing each other.

Where the sea meets the mountains, a village church stands among stone paths and waving incense. As the congregation ages and traditions fade, a pastor’s family walks the winding roads to keep faith alive.

In May, Church A in East China announced via its WeChat public account that, in accordance with policy requirements, believers must register with their real names on the church’s official website to access audio sermons through WeChat posts. However, such technical barriers may prevent middle-aged and elderly believers from accessing spiritual content and maintaining the regular rhythm of their Christian life.

On May 3, 2025, Chongyi Christian Church in Hangzhou held a thanksgiving service to celebrate its 20th anniversary, witnessing its growth as a testament to the great deeds of God.

On multiple occasions, Pope Francis had publicly expressed his desire to visit China to meet the local bishops and God’s people.

“It has long been customary for believers to attend services seated before the pulpit, listening as the pastor preaches from the stage. Today, however, I invite you to join me in connecting with the Lord through meditation.”

"Sister, please come sit at the front. I’ll wash your feet." On April 17, 2025, during Maundy Thursday of Holy Week, a humble ceremony, also known as the foot-washing ritual, was being held in a church in central China.