From May 3 to 4, “The Revival Conference for Moses-Joshua Walking Together as Two Generations” was held in Kobe, Japan, introducing the situation of the Church in Japan and revival messages.

A pastor who serves in an urban China in South China stress that preaching, the most important ministry, has been neglected among diverse church activities.

For many churches in China, pastoring businessmen is the most challenging ministry. Businessmen can contribute money to the church, but being shrewd, they often have many complaints and opinions about the church.

A house church in a southern city has explored small group structure to "ease" burdens for group leaders.

Different churches target different groups of people. The article shares the positive explorations of four churches in serving believers or attracting newcomers.

In the past, a house church often hurried to explain the main points of the gospel, but listeners found it difficult to accept all this unfamiliar information in a short time. Then they switched to use movies to illustrate the message.

In an era of rapid change, pastors need to attract believers through effective sermons. When believers experience God, they become longing for more grace. In fact, many churches urge believers to be thirsty for God, but excessive demands might foster a rebellious attitude.

Once upon a time, the Chinese church was in a golden period of development, with many people joining the church and hardly anyone leaving. However, nowadays, the loss of believers has become a problem facing many Chinese churches.

After a church transitions from large to small, there is often a shortage of manpower for service and pastoral care. Therefore, it is urgent to nurture more staff workers and volunteers.

Pastor Yeh believes that an era of re-denominationalization will come upon the Chinese churches. But will there be a proliferation of denominations, leading to many conflicts between different denominations?