On November 19, the Asia Society Policy Institute’s Center for China Analysis (CCA) hosted a virtual discussion on the evolving religious landscape in China, the reasons behind China’s spiritual revival, and the adaptations of faith communities regarding the increased government regulation.

The establishment of Shanghai's Religious Sector Committee Member Office provides new opportunities and a platform for religious committee members to fulfill their duties, said the local authorities

The annual "Summer Training Program on Religion and the Rule of Law" was held in Beijing, as a continuous effort to fill the gap in the research on "the rule of law in religious work" in China.

The 2024 Academic Annual Conference of the Chinese Sociological Association's Forum on the Sociology of Religion was held in Harbin, with the theme "Mindset Order and Social Construction in the New Era."

A four-day international workshop on the history of Christianity in East Asia will be held in Hong Kong from December 10 to 13, 2024.

The 13th International Symposium on the History of Christianity in Modern China will be held in Hong Kong, featuring the theme "Archives and the History of Chinese Christianity in Modern Times."

An article from CCC&TSPM on May 1 interpreted the "Outline of the Five-Year Work Plan for Further Advancing the Sinicization of Christianity (2023-2027)."

The Sixth Hebrew Bible Seminar was carried out on April 12-14 in Chengdu, Sichuan, with the participation of 35 experts and scholars from universities and research institutions.

The School of Philosophy at Fudan University organized a series of symposiums on Platonism and Christianity in the 4th century CE.

The Yale Center Beijing will organize a week-long workshop on Christian philosophy this summer, rallying graduate students.