Beichen Church in Kunming hosted the “A Song of Ascents” summer charity concert on August 16, where over 700 believers worshiped through a blend of Chinese classical music and contemporary hymns.

This photo collection captures the heartfelt worship, joyous praise, and spiritual unity of Stream of Praise’s 30th Anniversary concert in Hong Kong on August 2.

On July 27, Ningbo Centennial Church in Zhejiang Province held its 2025 baptism service, where 90 seekers, having completed foundational faith classes and a confirmation of faith, were baptized.

On the evening of July 26, over 1,000 choir members from 30 churches across Shenzhen gathered at the main sanctuary of Shenzhen Church for the 6th Shenzhen Christian Hymn Festival and Praise Concert of Sinicized Hymns.

These photos capture key moments and objects from the special exhibition "Pearls of the East, Harmony with the West," held at the Shanghai Library to honor Nobel laureate Pearl S. Buck. Through rare publications, curated displays, and handwritten tributes, the exhibition traces Buck’s journey as a cultural bridge between China and the West.

This photo collection features highlights from a musical drama based on the Book of Ruth, staged by Qiaocheng Church in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, on May 10.

This photo collection captures how churches and Christian communities across China celebrated the Dragon Boat Festival in late May.

On April 20, 2025, churches across China celebrated Easter Sunday with special worship services and performances. Believers gathered to mark the occasion through hymns, sacred music, dances, and instrumental duets, with various events reflecting the joy and devotion of the Christian community.

The photo collection captures the solemn and vibrant moments of Palm Sunday services across various churches in China. From the procession of palm fronds to heartfelt hymns of praise, these images highlight the spiritual significance of this Christian tradition, symbolizing the arrival of Jesus in Jerusalem and reflecting the deep faith of Chinese believers.

On March 5, churches across China marked Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent, with worship services.