A northern pastor shares his church's experience of localizing couples' camps according to believers' needs to bring real changes to the participants.

On the occasion of the Mid-Autumn Festival, churches in Jiangsu, Eastern China, organized activities to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival.

The Shanghai CC held an ordination ceremony for eight clergymen.

Like Hudson Taylor and other western missionaries to China, the man "born for China", learns Chinese, lives, and befriends the locals to win them for Christ. In an exclusive interview with China Christian Daily in August, Pastor Balcombe shared his recent insights about churches in China, Pentecostalism, overseas Chinese churches, and the global church.

The lady who served the youth fellowship said that only by getting the love of Christ can people easily overcome darkness, fear, and death.

After finishing the video for Pastor Paul Liang, a centenarian preacher in Guangxi, I came from Nanning to Binyang County to visit Litang Church. According to historical records, the gospel was introduced to Binyang County in 1917, which was 106 years ago.

A pastor in North China shares how her surburban church relied on the Internet to pastor thousands of believers during the COVID-19 lockdown.

Born in a small county in North China, a female pastor came to Pentecostalism after gathering in a traditional church for many years. Then she and her husband lead a Pentecostal church. She shared her arduous journey on the path of personal growth and ministry spanning over two decades.​

Rev. Xu Xiaohong, chairman of the TSPM, received Mr. John Chen, advisor to the board of directors of the Bible Study Fellowship, at the church.

A brother who is experienced in worship ministry believes that churches in China need to train more worship teachers and band leaders, not just students, to further promote the ministry.

A pastor claims that psychological aid is a good way to make visitation ministry more effective by identifying the problems of believers.

A pastor from northern China shares that there are four reasons why Chinese churches tend to despise the work of the Holy Spirit: immaturity of the churches, the disturbance of evil spirits, the confusion of people's will, and the wrong teaching.

In an interview with the Christian Times, a pastor from northern China shares how churches can attract young people by adapting their youth ministry strategies.

A pastor argued that people couldn’t use the term "wrong" to describe a movement that was once used by God but ended up with unfavorable outcomes. Instead, they could say, "It reached its conclusion and made way for successors," much like someone retiring and being succeeded by another.

An old pastor from East China who is experienced in preaching shared that preaching is related to preachers' spirituality.

A pastor who has been theologically trained with years of experience in delivering sermons shared guidance on "the effective preparation of a gracious sermon."

A pastor from North China stated that, compared to Christians from two or three decades ago, present-day Christians lacked piety.

In order to add an atmosphere of cultural prosperity to the Asian Games, the Huaai Choir of Hangzhou YMCA organized a Lu Lanqing’s Hangzhou song fans meeting.