As the World Council of Churches (WCC) executive committee convened in Hangzhou, China, from 20-25 November, the prayer life of the governing body proved to be both dynamic and unique to the local context.

Journal for Research of Christianity in China (JRCC) has published its latest issue, presenting new research on Chinese church history, theology, and the interaction between Christianity and Chinese society.

On November 21, a six-member delegation led by Rev. Jon-Arne Hoppestad, head of the International Department of the Mission Covenant Church of Norway, visited the Shaanxi Provincial CC&TSPM.

On November 29, Chongwenmen Church in Beijing hosted a home-based elderly care lecture on "Physiological Changes in Older Adults."

On November 26, a lecture titled "Combating Heresy and Upholding Orthodoxy: Continuing the Theological Construction" was held at Nanjing Union Theological Seminary in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province.

On November 22, Meihua Church in Zhuhai, Guangdong Province, celebrated its 20th anniversary with a thanksgiving service, reflecting on the church's journey from humble beginnings to its current growth.

The World Council of Churches (WCC) executive committee closed on 25 November, ending a six-day meeting in Hangzhou, China, hosted by the China Christian Council.

On November 8, Zhejiang Provincial CC&TSPM held an ordination service at Yongguang Church in Lucheng District, Wenzhou, where two pastors and three elders were ordained.

From November 11 to 14, the Social Service Department of CCC&TSPM held its seventh workshop on church public health and safety in Haikou, Hainan Province.

Last week, the Qingdao Catholic Patriotic Association of Shandong Province attended a Protestant seminar for the first time in history for collaboration.