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From 5 to 20: A Youth Fellowship’s Breakthrough in Western China

The youth fellowship of a western city church has grown from five members to over twenty, a transformation shaped by wise leadership, dedicated co-workers, and active young believers. Their faith and passion have bridged the gap between the younger generation and the traditional church, bringing fresh vitality and hope.

Establishing a Church in China: From Preparation to Legal Registration

Building a Three-Self church from the ground up may appear cumbersome, but the process can be summarized in four essential steps: people → venue → system → registration. While neither quick nor easy, this path ensures the church’s stability, legality, and long-term sustainability.

2025 Tianfeng Author Training Held in Meishan

From November 5 to 8, the 2025 Tianfeng (Heavenly Wind, flagship magazine of CCC&TSPM) author training, hosted by CCC&TSPM, was held in Meishan City, Sichuan Province, bringing together more than 70 dedicated contributors from across the country.

Huizhou Church Celebrates 30th Anniversary

On November 8, Xiaojinkou Church in Huizhou City, Guangdong Province, held a thanksgiving worship service and celebration to mark the 30th anniversary of its founding.

Faith in Hymns, Witness in Words: Reflections on Sacred Music Ministry by Sun Zhipeng

Brother Sun Zhipeng has devoted many years to collecting, organizing, and writing about sacred music. His works include Notes on the Lyrics of The Chinese New Hymnal, An Introduction to The Chinese New Hymnal, and Historical Background and Reference Materials on the Supplement to The Chinese New Hymnal. He also shares his reflections and biblical insights through online platforms and published writings. This article explores his journey and reflections on his ministry in sacred music and the written word.

Interview With Dr. Andrew Kwok: Genuine Encounters Between People Promote Unity and Reconciliation

Andrew Wai-luen Kwok, professor and associate vice-president of Hong Kong Baptist University, also serves as one of the council members of the Christian Forum for Reconciliation in Northeast Asia. Dr. Kwok shares in an exclusive interview with China Christian Daily about his efforts in pursuing peace and reconciliation, his reflections on reconciliation, and its practical applications in Hong Kong.

Sanctuary in the Mountains Brings Rest to Souls

Beneath one of the tall buildings stood a two-story structure marked by a red cross, which is the county's church. Its front wall bore the words "Christian Church" in red iron letters beneath the cross, while the gray walls showed the weathered marks of wind and rain.

Faith Meets AI: How Three Christians Are Using AI in Ministry

With the rapid development of technology, artificial intelligence has become an indispensable part of daily life. Many believers are also using AI in their work, personal life, and recreation. How do they view AI in this new era? Three Christians from different backgrounds shared about their faith practices involving AI.

Northwestern Pastor's 'Four BE Method' for Engaging the Younger Generation

Pastor Shan's "Four BE Methods" are more than a set of strategies—they represent a shift in mindset: from expecting young people to adapt to the church to the church actively adapting to them, from focusing solely on teaching truth to emphasizing relationships and life, and from seeking quick results to trusting in God's sovereignty and timing.

Pastor Li Qingzhen: Sixty Years of Ministry in Xinjiang

After experiencing Christ’s healing from a strange illness, Pastor Li Qingzhen devoted herself to ministry in Xinjiang, where she has served for sixty years, offering spiritual shelter and guidance to generations of believers.

From 5 to 20: A Youth Fellowship’s Breakthrough in Western China

The youth fellowship of a western city church has grown from five members to over twenty, a transformation shaped by wise leadership, dedicated co-workers, and active young believers. Their faith and passion have bridged the gap between the younger generation and the traditional church, bringing fresh vitality and hope.