Although churches have been reopened in the post-pandemic era, grassroots churches are confronted with refinement needs for visitation ministry.

In Shanxi's mountains, a county church held a New Year gathering on the first day of the Chinese Lunar Year. Yet, this event held a deeper meaning—a story of revival, rising from the pandemic's shadow.

An urban church explores to expand its marriage ministry to local communities to become a purely public welfare ministry independent of the church.

This story tells how a large church in southern Fujian adopts their pastoral ministry to build up Christ-centered families and lead the church to achieve unity in their missionary vision.

This article tells how a grassroots town church in Southern Fujian, with a vision amidst prevalent folk beliefs, has led the whole family of believers to overcome idols and turn towards Christ.

Seminaries in Hubei and Beijing issued admission guidelines for 2024.

Fujian Theological Seminary released rules for the 2024 enrollment to attract freshmen and transfer students.

An increasing number of young believers are leaving the church to seek opportunities elsewhere, including those who serve as church workers and theological students. However, some youth fellowships are exploring and experiencing success in receiving, shepherding, and calling young people.

The famous article "Peach Blossom Spring" shares a story about a fisherman who strayed into an isolated paradise. During my visit to the county church which holds evening service every single day, I also deeply felt that I was entering the spiritual peach blossom spring.

A pastor in North China shares how her surburban church relied on the Internet to pastor thousands of believers during the COVID-19 lockdown.