March 1, 2024, marks the 105th anniversary of the 1919 Independence Movement of Korea. On the eve of this occasion, I had the opportunity to travel to Korea with a few friends for a historical pilgrimage. I visited the National Museum of Korea in central Seoul and the History Museum of Korean Christians at Soongsil University.

Regards the challenges faced by young ministers in serving, pastor Huang, who has been serving for over twenty years since graduating from seminary shared his personal experiences, offering insights and encouragement to young theological graduates from Generation Z.

The reburial ceremony of Dr. John Sung Shang Chieh’s remains and the memorial service of the 80th-anniversary of his death were conducted at his newly completed cemetery in his hometown on August 18.

Rev. Zhu, a full-time sacred music pastor in East China, offered some personal suggestions and references on the spiritual nurturing of choir members and the interpretation and expression of sacred music.

“If a church possesses a well-established sacred music ministry... and is able to actively collaborate with other departments under orderly and effective coordination, as well as establish an overall work plan chart, evaluating and formulating the development direction of music ministry and talent cultivation plans in conjunction with the church’s cyclical development outline, then this church is bound to grow even more rapidly,” said a full-time minister of sacred music at a church in East China.

"In the context of family, it's not only children who need to be educated; parents are the group who should be trained as well." A minister with years of experience in family ministry discussed his insights into building faith-based families.

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.