CCC&TSPM decided to donate 1.2 million yuan to the disaster areas with the help of the Amity Foundation. These funds will provide support for post-disaster reconstruction in quake-affected Dingri County in Shigatse City, Tibet, assisting residents in restoring their livelihoods.

On January 2-3, Zhongnan Theological Seminary in Hubei held a graduation ceremony for the 2024 one-year volunteer class, attended by all faculty and students.

Reed’s Home Volunteer Service Center in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu, has partnered with universities in the province to launch a development project for a technology-driven APP designed to assist the visually impaired.

The "Sprouts on Earth" project is a maternal and child healthcare initiative jointly launched by the Amity Foundation and Alibaba Foundation in 2018, aims to improve the health of rural pregnant women and newborns, help families of pregnant women overcome hardships, and contribute to rural revitalization.

On December 28, the Third Member Representatives' Conference of the China Charity Alliance (CCA) was held in Beijing. Qiu Zhonghui, Chairman of the Amity Foundation, was re-elected as a Vice President.

On January 3, staff workers from Chongyi Church, the largest church in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, visited the Hangzhou Children's Welfare Institute to conduct a warmth-giving activity.

Recently, an exhibition hall featuring the Sinicization of Christianity in Longgang District was unveiled at Buji Church in Shenzhen.

To prepare for the upcoming Asian Winter Games, a church in Heilongjiang has undergone an extensive eight-month renovation, unveiling a refreshed and renewed appearance.

On the evening of December 31, 2024, over 300 believers at a church in Zhejiang began with hymns for the 2024-2025 New Year’s Eve prayer meeting, themed “Here Am I, Send Me,” while thousands of Christians from diverse locations participated in the event online.

Zhushikou Church in Beijing hosted a New Year's praise and thanksgiving service on January 1, with the theme "Abundant Love, Loving Abundantly."