This Easter Sunday the churches were empty, but Christians across China celebrated the Lord's resurrection in creative ways: online choirs, Scripture reading, Easter egg distribution, and giving online "red packet envelopes" containing God's word.
1/7The "Icloud choir" of Guangzhou Guangxiao Church in Guangdong sang a song named "The Nail Scarred Hand" on April 12, 2020.
2/7Believers of Bejing Nanyuan Church presented a a recorded hymn Calvary's Love in the online Easter service on April 12, 2020.
3/7The congregation of Harbin Bethel Church of China's northeastern Heilongjiang Province presented their worship through poem reciting on April 12, 2020.
4/7Wearing facial masks, believers of Harbin Bethel Church danced to celebrate the Lord's resurrection on April 12, 2020.
5/7Four members of Harbin Bethel Church read a poem online on April 12, 2020.
6/7On the morning of Easter Sunday, the pastoral staff of Hangzhou Sicheng Church read the Scripture in relays. (Photo: Screenshot)
7/7On the Easter of 2020, Pastor Huang Lihong preached the message on Paul's view of the resurrection while the staff gave live broadcast to the congregation. (Photo: Provided by Lin Muli)
By CCD EditorialApril 17th, 2020
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