In a city church, if the congregation suffers a loss of one or two members, the ministry can still survive and thrive. But such departure can, however, jeopardize the whole ministry of a rural church.

The two churches introduced in this article have indeed brought some new vitality to their congregations through their group ministries, although they are still immature.

A professor from Shanghai University has urged historic churches in China to sort out their history and recognize their churches’ cultural significance.

Being admitted to his dream school as a graduate student, Mingjie suddenly felt lost. By the second semester of his senior year, he felt seriously meaningless. Eventually, through the words of God, he emerged from this swamp.

In mid-March, two churches in Jiangsu Province announced their voluntary blood donation events on their WeChat official accounts, embodying Christ’s spirit of love.

During the Spring Festival, when loved ones from different places gather to celebrate, they strengthen family bonds by visiting, with folk beliefs thriving during this time. In addressing conflicts between faith and culture, Pastor Y from East China proposed three principles.

During the joyous celebration of the Chinese New Year and the return to their hometowns, the editorial team of the Gospel Times had the opportunity to connect with grassroots churches. They discussed the changes observed in hometown churches during the grand festival.

Building churches is not just about creating a place for worship. It involves a complex process of approvals, funding, design, and construction. An experienced pastor shares his insights into making a strategic plan.

Churches in Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, concluded their volunteer services in 2023, with plans for 2024.

As the new year arrived, churches and a meeting point bid farewell to the old year and ushered in the new with New Year’s Eve prayer meetings.