The celebration of the 2025 Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, the annual Joint Ecumenical Communion Service was held on January 23rd at the Tsung Tsin Mission of Hong Kong Sham Shui Po Church. This year's theme, "Do you believe this?" (John 11:26), brought together approximately 350 ministers and church workers from 32 denominations and organizations to participate in the sacred ceremony.

As the Spring Festival approaches, the Scripture Copying Fellowship of Chongwenmen Church in Beijing has launched a "Greet the New Year and Send Couplets" activity this month.

On January 9, Ai Ji Printing Press hosted its annual board meeting in Shanghai to summarize the past year and expect the new year.

Last Wednesday, Nanjing Union Theological Seminary organized a visit to its retired co-workers for the upcoming Chinese New Year.

Huazhou District’s CC&TSPM in Weinan City, Shaanxi Province, hosted a three-day pastoral volunteer training session at Nanjie Church.

On January 17th, Professor Yip Ching Wah delivered a lecture on the Nicene Creed, detailing its historical context, versions, and significance for modern Christian practice, highlighting its role in defining orthodoxy and unifying Chinese churches.

In recent years, Rongguang Church in Wuhan, Hubei Province, successfully guided believers who had previously been attracted to the South Korean cult Shincheonji and another group back to the church.

As the Chinese New Year is around the corner, churches in southern China conducted holiday visits and charity initiatives.

Last Saturday, Hangzhou Municipal CC&TSPM in Zhejiang Province ordained 14 pastors and 2 elders while also celebrating the 40th anniversary of the establishment of the Yuhang District Three-Self Patriotic Movement Committee.

In his lecture "Christians in Hong Kong: Anchored Amidst the Storms" delivered at Kowloon Union Church last Sunday, Rev. Dr. Tobias Brandner, author of Christians in the City of Hong Kong, explored the history, diversity, and social impact of Christianity in Hong Kong.