On December 24, 2020, the State Administration of Religious Affairs released a Christmas congratulation letter to the Chinese Catholic and Protestant communities on its official website.

Among the many online resources, the "Weekly Bread," launched by the Research Office of the Nanjing Union Theological Seminary, has become a textbook for many churches' online devotional classes.

In China, the cult is active on the Internet, making full use of instant messaging platforms to attract people and spread its doctrines through online courses.

As Chinese churches have to cancel public gatherings during the coronavirus outbreak, some churches are only about to start experimenting with online services and pastoral care through social media platforms such as WeChat. They have already started to experience embarrassing crises of various urges to "stop" on-line services.

January 26, 2020 was the first Sunday after the Lunar New Year. But for many believers, that Sunday service was a little special due to the Wuhan outbreak of coronaviruses.

On the afternoon of January 24, 2020, a video recorded by Huang Lei, the pastor of the Xiashang Church in Wuhan, Hubei Province, was uploaded online. In the video, Pastor Huang urges believers to keep faith in God's promise, to be strong and bold, to love each other, and to testify to the Lord in this difficult situation.

Below are 10 Bible passages for you to dwell on when looking back at the old year and looking ahead to the new year.

The church in Fuding, Fujian, will celebrate its 100 years.

Check out the 10 Bible passages every elderly Christian should read.

How did Guangdong Churches assist in helping the public during the super typhoon?