Hubei Church Opens Live Morning Prayer

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ByZoe Zhang May 20, 2020

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Beginning yesterday, St. James Church in Yichang, Hubei has launched live-streaming morning prayer sessions.

The prayer session lasts from 6 to 7 in the morning.

In February, the church opened a broadcasting platform as all the registered churches in China have been closed down since the novel coronavirus outbreak in late January.

After months, the old platform was replaced by a new one to make the process more user friendly. The church has released an instruction manual on WeChat on how to join live-streaming services.

Reports are that many members suffer from confusion and insecurity as they cannot attend church. Cults and heresies are active in seducing some believers.

- Translated by Karen Luo