Last week, seminaries across China held opening ceremonies for the Spring Semester 2025, emphasizing theological study, spiritual growth, and discipline. Leaders encouraged faith, academic excellence, and moral integrity while outlining new semester plans and institutional improvements.

Recently, Hubei Provincial CC&TSPM organized a meeting on media ministry aimed at enhancing the quality and output of media ministry.

Last Sunday, at Chongwenmen Church in Beijing, Rev. Luo Chengzan, director of teaching affairs at Yanjing Theological Seminary, delivered a sermon based on Nehemiah 8:1–18. He encouraged the congregation to renew their lives through God's Word.

To enhance the quality of sacred music, Zion Church in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, is recruiting organists from among its congregation and has launched a five-session organ training program.

A public lecture titled “China’s Earliest Christians: Who Were They and What Can We Learn from Them?” will convene at the University of Northwestern-St. Paul in Minnesota, U.S. on March 20.

On February 10, Lintong District’s CC&TSPM in Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province, held a training session about "Etiquette for Church Worship."

The journal Religions (A&HCI) is inviting submissions for a special issue titled Chinese Christianity and Knowledge Development, focusing on how Christianity in the transmission has advanced knowledge in China.

A sermon titled "God's Calling" at Beijing Haidian Church offers an analysis of Apostle Paul’s self-introduction in his letter to the congregation in Rome.

Last Wednesday and this Monday, Sicheng Church in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, held retirement ceremonies for 14 church coworkers who are over 70 years old.

Rev. Dai Lizhen, one of the first pastors ordained after the reopening of churches in Shanghai and the city's first female pastor in this new era, passed away at her home last Friday at the age of 106.