Theological education is essential, as it directly relates to the cultivation of church talent. The theological talents nurtured by the Chinese church not only needs to have a solid foundation in theology, but must also be able to integrate with China's social and cultural realities, in order to shepherd the Lord's flock on Chinese soil.

"You can feel whether a church is healthy or not if you stay there," said Pastor Wang of a church in City A. "You can get a feeling of happiness here in my church, as it is a place where you can settle down and enjoy being here to worship with communion with each other."

Bible schools and seminaries across China have recently started their new academic semester, welcoming new and returning students. Several institutions, including Guizhou Bible School, Guangdong Union Theological Seminary, Anhui Theological Seminary, Shaanxi Bible School, Jiangsu Theological Seminary, and Nanjing Union Theological Seminary, held opening ceremonies to mark the occasion. Leaders and pastors encouraged students to pursue both academic excellence and spiritual growth, emphasizing themes such as discipline, godliness, service, and personal breakthroughs in faith.

A pastor reflected on Genesis 3 with a church choir in Xinjiang, encouraging them to recognize themselves as a collective, pray for weak members and point out their problems.

Mr. L, an expert in Chinese heresies, discusses the importance of churches safeguarding themselves and the Church against heresy.

In recent years, Beimen Church has made efforts to contribute to the local spiritual civilization and social development, including its innovative role as a community rest stop.

An online seminar was conducted in Singapore, sharing the theoretical foundations and success stories of micro churches, which can be seen as a new global trend in the church community.

One important factor contributing to the hostility non-believers feel toward the Christian faith is the serious problem with the teaching materials used by churches.

Church social services in China remain mostly charity-focused, often limited to monetary donations and short-term relief. To deepen impact, churches must engage pastors, Christian entrepreneurs, and social service experts for sustainable, community-centered initiatives.

Nearly 8,000 people attended attened a worship event held by Stream of Praise at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center on August 3.