From October 29 to 31, CCC&TSPM held a seminar in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, themed "Systematically Promoting the Sinicization of Christian Theology in China" with a focus on Christology.

Recently, Rev. Xu Xiaohong, chairperson of the national TSP, published an article discussing how to advance the sinicization of Christianity with the goal of achieving "deep integration," enabling the church to maintain healthy continuity and sustainable development within the Chinese context.

On November 2, Zion Church in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, officially kicked off its "2025 Thanksgiving Month" activities, marked by the ringing of the bells on Holy Communion Sunday.

Recently, Zhao Jingwen, director of the Editorial Department at Nanjing Union Theological Seminary, led the seminary's publishing and distribution team to CCC&TSPM and the Shanghai Municipal CC&TSPM for study and exchange, aiming to explore the development of Christian publishing and distribution in the new era.

On October 26, the fifth session of the Holy Trinity Church Lecture Series took place, featuring a lecture titled "Holy Trinity Church Through Time" by Mr. Gu Mengfei, secretary general of the National TSPM and director of the Holy Trinity Church Management Committee.

On October 30, Shanghai Municipal Christian Council conducted an ordination ceremony at Transfiguration Church in Qingpu District, where eight pastors and one elder were ordained.

On October 30, Zhongnan Theological Seminary hosted a lecture series on "The Sinicization of Christianity," featuring Professor Meng Zhenhua from Nanjing University, who delivered a special lecture titled "Oral Law, the Talmud, and Rabbinic Judaism."

In October, churches in Yongji and Hejin, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province, mobilized believers to enter fields and orchards to help farmers harvest ripe fruit, visit the elderly, and care for vulnerable groups.

The Chinese University of Hong Kong Press has recently published Dr. Shuai Siyang's new book, Between Politics and Gospel: S. Wells Williams' Translation Activities in Sino–U.S. Diplomacy (1857–1876). The work examines the life of S. Wells Williams (1812–1884), a 19th-century missionary, sinologist, and diplomat in China, highlighting how he balanced missionary work with diplomatic responsibilities and how his translation practice bridged religious and national interests.

On October 29, the “2025 Light and Salt Community Service Day,” hosted by Beijing CC&TSPM and organized by Gangwashi Church, took place at Gangwashi Church.