On January 29, the first day of the Chinese Lunar New Year, Beihai Church in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region held a thanksgiving and praise worship service in the local dialect.

The St. James Church in Yichang, Hubei, organized a three-day fasting and prayer event for personal growth and church development in China.

During the Chinese New Year, stark contrasts emerge between urban and rural churches in China. Urban churches often feel empty due to believers returning to their hometowns, while rural churches become lively with the influx of these returning Christians. Against this backdrop, this article explores strategies for specialized pastoral care during the festival to promote believers' spiritual growth and church development.

As the Spring Festival approaches, the Christian community in China has carried out festive visits as part of its traditional initiatives.

As China is celebrating the annual Chinese New Year across the country, our dear readers have given their heartfelt prayers and words to encourage Chinese Christians in this new year.

As the Spring Festival approaches, the Scripture Copying Fellowship of Chongwenmen Church in Beijing has launched a "Greet the New Year and Send Couplets" activity this month.

Hospitality is a sacred act; it is a vital way for Christians to demonstrate their faith and glorify God. Preparing a warm meal, listening attentively, and offering blessings during this festive season can deeply touch the hearts of relatives and friends.

As the Chinese New Year is around the corner, churches in southern China conducted holiday visits and charity initiatives.

Hepu County Church in Beihai City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, hosted a Spring Festival couplet writing and gifting event last Saturday to welcome the upcoming Chinese New Year.

Recently, churches in Shanghai, Jiangsu, and Guangdong provinces greeted the Lantern Festival with activities, vitalizing the life of churches.