A choir sang a hymn during a Sunday communion service held in True God Church in Quankou Town, Fenghua District, Ningbo, Zhejiang, on February 13, 2022.
In today’s era, for Chinese Christianity, crisis and opportunity coexist, which is both the worst and the best, because when the new wine is brewing and the new leather bag is being made.
Since the famous missionary Rev. James Outruam Fraser dedicated his life to the Nujiang Grand Canyon in Yunnan Province, the gospel has taken root in the region but more leaders are needed in an era when young people are faced with more worldly temptations.
In the past few decades, one of the biggest management dilemmas faced by many grassroots churches in China had been how to get out of the patriarchal system. Pastor D, the head of a grass-roots church in East China, shared the experience of trying to localize biblical principles: the grape trellis system.
A poor and disabled person received a bag of rice and a barrel of cooking oil from the charity association of Wenfeng Church, Dongshan County, Zhangzhou, Fujian, on January 24, 2022.
Pastor J from South China urged Christians to live as the earliest followers of Jesus to take on the cross and wait for the return of the king in the post-pandemic era filled with uncertainties and challenges.
The third Sunday of May every year is the National Day for Helping the Disabled. On May 12, the Christian Church of Yaodu District in Linfen, Shanxi Province, invited three fellow workers of the Disabled Fellowship for an online interview with the theme of Join Hands for the Spiritual Journey.
A church in China’s southeastern-coastal Fujian Province held its first Sunday service after the outbreak of COVID-19 in its newly-built main building.
Four churches in southeast China issued notices of resumptions of in-person services recently, with one church in Jiangsu hosting 100 persons’ gatherings every day during the last week in May.