Representatives from TSPM churches in China participated in the Fourth Global Gathering of the Global Christian Forum (GCF4) conducted in Accra, Ghana from April 15 to 20.

Vitaly Vlasenko, general secretary of the Russian Evangelical Alliance, led the four-person Russian Protestant delegation to visit China in late April.

Pastors and scholars of religious studies from mainland China, Hong Kong, and other countries speak at the conference organized by the China Religious Magazine and the Christian Cultural Society from March 19 to 20.

The Reed’s Home in Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province, promoted the recruitment of volunteers to encourage and guide the disabled to participate in winter exercise.

The church in China generally faces declining memberships after COVID-19, and pastors are doing their best to preserve the trend.

Open Doors launched its World Watch List 2024 on Wednesday, where China ranks 19th among the 50 countries where Christians are most persecuted.

Two house churches in Guangzhou were banned by the local government this month.

A church in Inner Mongolia celebrated the completion of its new building.

It is said religious people in Henan, one of the most Christian-populated provinces in China, are required to make an online reservation to attend a religious service.

The Nangang Church, worth tens of millions of RMB, was torn down after the church did not agree with the local government’s compensation plan in which the legal area was acknowledged, while the illegal building area was about seven times large.