An old friend of churches in China, China Partner, paid a visit to Shannixi Provincial CC&TSPM to continue the friendship and enhance mutual understanding.

The first edition of the book Gospel and Anti-opium: Protestant Missionaries and the Rise and Fall of the Opium Trade in Late Qing China (1807-1911) was published, exploring the role missionaries played in opium trade and analyzing the reasons behind and significance of the transition.

The China-U.S. Christian Fellowship convened in Shanghai, fostering friendship and collaboration between the Christian communities from both countries.

Guangdong Union Theological Seminary held a public prayer meeting themed "Meeting the Lord, Getting Close to the Lord" as a devotional practice.

The Fifth "Amity Cup" International Table Tennis Philanthropic Tournament convened in Nanjing City, drawing 141 teams and 866 participants from 32 countries, fostering international relations.

The Journal of Research for Christianity in China (JRCC) has opened applications for its annual scholarship, hoping to advance the study of Chinese Christianity.

Shanghai Christian Council (CC) organized the ordination at Hong’en Church in the Pudong New Area on October 18, with over 300 coworkers, compatriots, and believers attending from churches across the city, said Shanghai CC&TSPM.

A summit on advancing the gospel in China will convene this Wednesday, October 23, in Birmingham, Alabama.

Chongqing CC&TSPM organized a training session for sacred music service staff from churches throughout the city to enhance the development and innovation of the sacred music ministry in Chongqing.

Yunnan Trinity International Church held a "Christian Charity Theme Day" worship on October 20 to inspire the congregation to exemplify their faith through actions and engage in charitable activities, reported by the host church.