A meeting marking the 80th anniversary of Taiwan's restoration to China was held in Beijing on October 25, the first Commemoration Day of Taiwan's Restoration. Rev. Xu Xiaohong, chairperson of the National TSPM, was invited to attend.

On September 29, General Secretary Xi Jinping called for strengthening institutional development, governance, and grassroots efforts to promote the sinicization of religion and guide religions to adapt to socialist society during the recent study session of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee.

On the afternoon of September 18, 2025, a welcome ceremony for the newly appointed Israeli Ambassador to China and a celebration of the Jewish New Year were held in Shanghai.

On September 5, a farewell ceremony for the Christian painter, poet, artist, and Tsinghua Academy of Fine Arts professor Daozi was held at the Changping Funeral Home in Beijing.

From July 24 to 25, Wuqi County in Yan’an, Shaanxi Province, experienced its heaviest rainfall of the year, triggering flash floods and impacting numerous townships. Rev. Li Lulin, head of the Wuqi County Church, led two teams of co-workers into the hardest-hit villages to carry out flood relief efforts.

On July 10, Mrs. Elyn Gregg Cheney Macinnis, convener of "Friends of Kuliang" who has lived in China for over 30 years and speaks fluent Chinese, was presented with the Friendship Envoy Award at the 2025 Orchid Awards Ceremony.

Prof. Vanderputten explores how societies construct foundation narratives. His analysis reveals that these narratives, while not always historically accurate, served essential functions in establishing community identity, spiritual legitimacy, and connections to divine purpose.

A China-U.S. co-production documentary "Dear Kuliang" premiered at the second Maritime Silk Road Documentary Film Festival held in Fujian Province, depicting the journey of how a missionary's descendants searched for their family stories in Fuzhou.

Registered Protestant church leaders across China participated in the 2025 "Two Sessions," the country's annual key political event.

As the Chinese New Year approaches, Guangzhou YMCA is preparing a range of activities for local citizens to celebrate the festive season.