Last Friday, Shatoujiao Church in Shenzhen, Guangdong, hosted a themed charitable event titled "Encountering God's Grace in Disability."

On July 1, Zhongshan CC&TSPM held its fourth pastoral ministry seminar of 2025 at Longdu Church, drawing 37 pastoral staff from across the city.

After 15 years of planning and construction, Chengnan Church in Changsha, one of the city’s oldest Christian congregations with roots in the China Inland Mission, dedicated its new building on June 22 with a thanksgiving service attended by more than 1,300 people.

Last week, three theological institutions in southern China held their graduation ceremonies, with over 200 seminary students completing their studies.

On July 1, a prominent church in Quanzhou, Fujian, was designated as a new bus stop.

Last Sunday, Holy Trinity Cathedral in Shanghai baptized 34 seekers in a conversion ceremony.

From June 18 to 25, two representatives from China traveled to Johannesburg, South Africa, to attend the 70th Central Committee Meeting of the World Council of Churches.

On June 19, Zhejiang Provincial CC&TSPM convened its ninth chairpersons and presidents meeting at Sicheng Church in Hangzhou, with a focus on the standardized management of church venues and personnel.

Jiaojiang Church in Taizhou, Zhejiang Province, has operated a free water station for six consecutive years as part of the city’s “One Cup of Water” public welfare initiative, serving over 10,000 people to date.

On July 2, Dongguan Church in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, resumed worship services, drawing over 1,600 believers. This marked the first gathering at the church since services were suspended at the end of 2019, a hiatus that lasted over five years.