On October 30, Shanghai Municipal Christian Council conducted an ordination ceremony at Transfiguration Church in Qingpu District, where eight pastors and one elder were ordained.

On October 30, Zhongnan Theological Seminary hosted a lecture series on "The Sinicization of Christianity," featuring Professor Meng Zhenhua from Nanjing University, who delivered a special lecture titled "Oral Law, the Talmud, and Rabbinic Judaism."

In October, churches in Yongji and Hejin, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province, mobilized believers to enter fields and orchards to help farmers harvest ripe fruit, visit the elderly, and care for vulnerable groups.

The Chinese University of Hong Kong Press has recently published Dr. Shuai Siyang's new book, Between Politics and Gospel: S. Wells Williams' Translation Activities in Sino–U.S. Diplomacy (1857–1876). The work examines the life of S. Wells Williams (1812–1884), a 19th-century missionary, sinologist, and diplomat in China, highlighting how he balanced missionary work with diplomatic responsibilities and how his translation practice bridged religious and national interests.

On October 29, the “2025 Light and Salt Community Service Day,” hosted by Beijing CC&TSPM and organized by Gangwashi Church, took place at Gangwashi Church.

On October 26, Zhushikou Church in Beijing held the concluding fellowship gathering themed "Time Imprints, Gratitude for the Journey," with more than 60 believers returning to the church to celebrate God's grace and the bonds of fellowship.

A meeting marking the 80th anniversary of Taiwan's restoration to China was held in Beijing on October 25, the first Commemoration Day of Taiwan's Restoration. Rev. Xu Xiaohong, chairperson of the National TSPM, was invited to attend.

On October 23, East China Theological Seminary conducted a teaching and research session centered on the course "Religious Studies."

On October 26, the Sunday before the Double Ninth Festival, a traditional Chinese festival honoring the elderly, Huxi Church in Shanghai held a special worship service for elderly believers.

The 2025 Revised Public Security Administration Punishments Law of the People's Republic of China will take effect on January 1, 2026. The revised law introduces explicit administrative penalties for "illegal religious activities" based on the existing provisions.