In a nationwide effort to promote the sinicization and development of Christian sacred music, churches and theological institutions in several regions across China recently hosted a series of sacred music exchange events, featuring concerts, lectures, and seminars that integrated Chinese cultural elements with Christian worship traditions.

The Journal of Research for Christianity in China (JRCC) will hold its 2025 annual meeting online on May 17 via Tencent Meeting, featuring 15 scholars who will speak on society, history, and theological philosophy.

On May 5, Huizhou CC&TSPM in Guangdong Province held its third youth retreat, themed "Running Without Giving Up," attracting the participation of over 340 young believers and around 50 pastors from 23 local churches and meeting points.

To further explore Kuliang’s untold stories and reconnect with the global “Friends of Kuliang” network, the “Bond with Kuliang” initiative, launched by China Daily, is now accepting submissions of lesser-known accounts related to Kuliang.

On April 24–25, a 12-member delegation from the National Council of Churches of Singapore (NCCS) visited CCC&TSPM and the East China Theological Seminary.

On April 23, on the occasion of the 30th World Book Day, an online unveiling ceremony was held for the Italian Christian Milan bookcrossing station of the Nantong Chiziqing overseas Chinese library in Nantong, Jiangsu Province.

On April 23, Yulin Municipal CC&TSPM in Guangxi announced an open recruitment for five professional preachers

On April 20, Jiangxi Provincial CC&TSPM ordained one pastor and 19 elders during the ordination ceremony held at Yong’en Church in Linchuan District, Fuzhou City.

The Sacred Music Ministry and the Social Service Ministry of CCC&TSPM will conduct a survey on sacred music talent within churches across China and another on the current situation of Chinese Christian elderly care institutions this year, respectively.

On April 19, Chongwenmen Church in Beijing held its sixth annual “Christian Blood Donation” charity event.