The youth ministry experience of one church is difficult to replicate in the other. Churches with different conditions may have different expectations, organizational forms, and content for youth ministry. But even in unfavorable conditions, they can still make a difference.

Church social services in China remain mostly charity-focused, often limited to monetary donations and short-term relief. To deepen impact, churches must engage pastors, Christian entrepreneurs, and social service experts for sustainable, community-centered initiatives.

In the late Qing Dynasty, a young missionary from England and his family came to a small county town in Jinzhong, Shanxi Province to do the mission work. Two years later, the Boxer Movement broke out, and seven members of the missionary's family were taken to Taiyuan, imprisoned, paraded, and beheaded.

As some Chinese pastors desire to restore denominational traditions in the post-denomination era, a pastor shares his experience after four years' effort in reforming worship procedures.

As the worldwide church celebrates Father's Day, the importance of fostering strong male leadership within the church becomes ever more significant. The Gospel Times, an online Chinese Christian newspaper, has spotlighted a range of innovative men's ministries aimed at empowering and supporting men in their faith journeys.

Prayer ministry is the greatest support for other ministries. For churches with limited conditions and those unable to start new ministries due to personnel or financial constraints, especially declining rural churches, prayer is particularly crucial because it is the easiest, most feasible, and most visibly effective ministry.

Eager to improve the pastoral care ability of its congregation and enhance the vitality, a former examplary church in a coastal city tries rennovation through out-of-town study tours.

The invasion of cults and heresies is like a contagious virus that tests the whole immune system of a church. Here are seven tips for the church to protect its flock from being swayed based on a personal encounter with a Shinchonji cult.

A church core volunteer in Southeast China applies the experiential wisdom gained in the workplace to church ministry as there are still many similarities between churches and companies.

Many churches have grown into large churches after changing into small-group churches. So, the question is: do churches have to become small-group churches to grow?