After six years of work, a handwritten Bible calligraphy scroll spanning more than 2,600 meters was submitted for a Guinness World Record last Wednesday.

A church in Jincheng, Shanxi, launched a motivational meeting related to Bible reading and transcribing with a display of transcription.

A church in Zhenjiang City, Zhejiang Province conducted a series of events to mark the 20th anniversary of reopening.

The Church of Our Savior in Guangdong launched an activity of hand-copying the Bible on September 22, serving as a special gift to God in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the church’s reopening in April 2025.

Without any connection from the outside, a believer in Liaoning Province spent three years copying the entire Bible with a Chinese brush pen.

Converting to Christianity 14 years ago, a male believer in China’s northeastern Liaoning Province spent eight years making three copies of the Old and New Testaments and transcribing the “Streams in the Desert”.

Apostles' Church in Suzhou, China’s costal-eastern Jiangsu Province, held a launching ceremony of Bible transcription in Suzhou dialect last Thursday.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, a Swiss pastor launched a Bible copying campaign during the quarantine months. Positive responses soon came from many countries that people of all ages handwrote chapters of the Bible even in different languages. The handwritten Bible, also called "COVID Bible", shows the word of God can't be quarantined.

A Chinese Christian called Li Yinming initiates a campaign of writing out the Bible, planning to copy the complete Bible in his handwriting within three years. It attracts over 60 people to join the line.