In this special season, our church is filled with a busy yet warm and joyful atmosphere. In the days leading up to Christmas, believers arrived at the church early to prepare for this holy occasion.

On December 22, Liushi Church, located in Wenzhou City—referred to as China’s Jerusalem—presented a reenactment of William Edward Soothill’s missionary work in the city during its Christmas worship service. The performance was delivered in the local dialect.

Since Christmas Eve and Christmas Day fall on Tuesday and Wednesday this year, which are not public holidays, churches across the country schedule their celebrations throughout December.

Christmas celebrations were carried out last Sunday at Christian communities in China as this year's Christmas Day falls on Wednesday, a working day for most people.

Registered Christian communities recently convened provincial and municipal Christian conferences to elect new leadership teams.

On December 19, Zhejiang Theological Seminary held the inauguration of the 41st Student Union and the scholarship awarding conference in the auditorium.

Yanjing Theological Seminary in Beijing and East China Theological Seminary in Shanghai released its 2025 admission guidelines.

For some small churches, especially those in rural churches without connected central heating, and churches with insufficient funds, heating, and insulation are a problem that must be solved for the co-workers who greet the believers outside the church.

On November 17, Mr. Andrew Ho Po-sang, founder of the Elim Christian Bookstore in Hong Kong, the Kingdom Revival Times, and Kingdom Ministries, passed away at the age of 68 after battling cancer. A memorial service titled “The Celebration of Andrew Ho” was held on Tuesday in Hong Kong.

Representatives from the Catholic Church in China visited the Amity Printing Company on Monday to explore the potential of producing Catholic Bibles tailored to various age groups.