Unlike most fellowships affiliated with a single church, East City Youth Fellowship is a collaborative effort among multiple churches to nurture young people together. This innovative and localized approach is specifically designed to meet the realities of the local community.

As urbanization accelerates in China, rural churches are witnessing a decline in attendance and financial support, with younger generations migrating to cities. Urban churches are stepping in to provide aid and resources, helping to sustain and revitalize these struggling rural congregations.

Recently, while visiting the Minnan (South Fujian) region, I discovered that local churches count their believers by "households." When asked about the number of believers, they generally tell you the number of households; if even one person in a family has been baptized as a Christian, the rest are considered seekers.

On Children's Day of 2024, the Christian pro-life ministry “Don't Get an Abortion on Children's Day” appeals to parents-to-be to welcome their unborn babies to the world.

"Why does believing in Jesus feel like clinging to outdated traditions?" asked a young pastor. Confronted with this dilemma, two pastors endeavor to render Christianity more appealing to the local community.

Sermon is usually the most crucial part of Sunday services in Protestant churches, as it provides believers with spiritual nourishment. Therefore, delivering a well-prepared Sunday sermon is a key aspect of pastoral work.

Iris Leung, a Christian scholar at the Tsung Tsin Mission of Hong Kong Kau Yan Church, shares the origin of Basel Mission, its missionary principles, and practical experiences in China.

A pastor dedicated to a local drug rehabilitation ministry in Myanmar shares the importance of understanding the birth of Christ amidst the escalating civil war, as refugees seek shelter and support.

"To understand the Hakka church, you must visit Zhangcun!" Zhangcun Village in Meizhou, Guangdong, is the birthplace of churches in East Guangdong, bearing historical significance for the Hakka church.

Missionaries first introduced football to Meizhou in Guangdong 150 years ago, specifically the Wuhua district of Meizhou, which is known as the birthplace of modern football on the Chinese mainland.