Rev. Dr. Ernest Chan, a pioneering figure in promoting the anointing of the Holy Spirit within the overseas Chinese church for decades, urged the Chinese church to receive the anointing of the Holy Spirit.

On June 8, Pentecost Sunday, Chengbei Church in Jiangyin City, Jiangsu Province, held an evening worship and praise service to commemorate the coming of the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Fang used two thought-provoking statements to describe how believers relate to the Holy Spirit: "I don't know that I already know," and "I don't know that I actually don't know."

On May 19, a total of 68 converts were baptized in three churches in Suzhou, Jiangsu at the Pentecost Sunday services.

On the occasion of Pentecost, which falls on May 19 this year, a church in Chengdu, Sichuan, will hold a gospel music concert to celebrate the arrival of the Holy Spirit.

Pentecost is described as a mysterious and transcendent holiday that symbolizes the Holy Trinity and the presence of the Spirit of God, inviting people to tune their souls to the hymn of God, while emphasizing the importance of deep silence and attuning to the divine voice for spiritual purification and preparation for Pentecost.

A pastor's wife surnamed Chen shared how to rely on the Holy Spirit to shepherd and serve believers using spiritual gifts.

The fundamental quality and marker of the expansion of the inner God's space, and thus of the future, is the Holy Spirit, the life according to the Spirit. And this is a fruitful life, not a dried-up existence.

Since revival is a work of God, not a human act, Christians should do some preparatory work because God needs some “firewood” to light the fire.

On the first Pentecost, the Holy Spirit created the church, gave it the Great Commission, and united the church.