On November 13–14, East China Theological Seminary marked its 40th anniversary and convened the 2025 Annual Meeting of its Board of Directors.

From November 17–25, three cities in China are welcoming a top delegation from the World Council of Churches (WCC), showcasing the vitality of China's growing church, its theological education and social ministries, while also hosting the WCC executive committee meeting in Hangzhou.

The World Council of Churches (WCC) opened its executive committee meeting in Hangzhou, China, on 20 November, embarking on both a business agenda and a pilgrimage encounter with the people and churches in China, exploring the theme of "Christ, culture, and context."

On November 14, Changchun CC&TSPM elected its new executive committee, first board of supervisors, and leadership team.

On November 15, the Liaobu Christian Activity Site in Dongguan, Guangdong, held a ceremony marking the completion and dedication of its new construction.

Around November 9, China's National Fire Prevention Day, churches nationwide have been strengthening safety management and emergency response capacities. In Liaoning Province, Liaoyang Church has become a model example with the launch and official operation of its "Emergency Digital Platform Integration" project.

Shanghai Holy Trinity Cathedral kicked off a seekers' class titled "Life Growth Courses" on Sunday.

Kuanjie Church in Beijing held its third baptism service of 2025 on November 9, during which 20 seekers, having completed the catechism class and passed a faith interview, were baptized.

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.

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.