While many places in China continue to take precautions against the coronavirus pandemic, churches in some areas are resuming their in-person worship services. The Gospel Times highlights several churches that recently resumed worship services.
Getting beyond how many Christians there are in China to how is this remarkable growth of the church taking place.
Many churches in China are resuming regular worship services in the wake of COVID-19. What precautions should they take as they open their doors?
Insights from a conversation about the effects of the COVID-19 crisis on the church in China.
For the past several months, most churches in China have not been able to hold in-person services due to concerns over COVID-19. However, some churches in China have recently begun to reopen.
Many churches in China expect pastors to receive low salaries and compensation because it is the “spiritual” thing to do.
Three church leaders in China reflect on their experiences of “doing church” in the midst of a health crisis and quarantine.
Those who stay in China for any length of time often discover that their most meaningful work is quite different from what they had originally envisioned doing when they first arrived.
From the recent webinar, “Our China Stories: Unpacking Contemporary Narratives about the Church in China.”
10 Links to Online Sunday Worship Services.
Looking at the development of the church over the past four decades we can identify two significant dynamics. One is the level of political persecution upon the church. The other is the church’s own internal capacity.
A new webinar from ChinaSource.