In November and December 2025, Chinese Christians marked the 30th anniversary of the establishment of "Bible Day," a milestone commemorating the central place of the Scriptures in faith and life.

Hubei Provincial CC&TSPM has officially released an illustrated educational booklet designed to help grassroots churches and believers identify and resist extremism, heterodoxy, and cultic movements.

Although Christmas is not a public holiday in China, churches in many parts of the country welcomed worshippers with carols, performances, and special services last weekend.

On Nov. 27, a delegation from the Korean-Chinese Christian Fellowship, led by its president, Rev. Young Hoon Lee, visited the Charhar Institute for talks aimed at promoting people-to-people and cultural exchanges.

On December 15-16, the ninth Christian Representatives Conference of Yunnan Province convened in Kunming, electing the ninth leadership of Yunnan Provincial CC&TSPM.

To ensure the safety of worshippers and maintain normal church activities during winter snowfall, volunteers at Beijing Huairou Church organized a snow and ice removal operation on the mornings of December 13–14.

Nanjing Union Theological Seminary hosted the 84th session of its “Boya Reading Club” on November 27, where Dr. Yang Liantao led a lecture on the Book of Revelationas part of the seminary’s effort to equip students and faculty to discern Scripture and guard against heretical interpretations.

The Sixth Joint Conference on Foreign Language Speaking Services in Shanghai (2025) was held from December 2 to 4 in Suzhou, Jiangsu.

On December 5, Stream of Praise— the first Chinese overseas Christian music ministry—released its 2025 Christmas Worship Special, featuring a brand-new single titled "We Rejoice This Christmas."

As the World Council of Churches (WCC) executive committee convened in Hangzhou, China, from 20-25 November, the prayer life of the governing body proved to be both dynamic and unique to the local context.