Shenzhen CC&TSPM Says Church Can be Reopened

The Shenzhen churches started to be gradually orderly opened on June 15, 2020.

ByYi Yang June 19, 2020

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Recently, the Shenzhen CC&TSPM issued a notice on the reopening of church venues.

Local churches under the Shenzhen CC&TSPM will gradually begin reopening on June 15, contingent on following guidelines and the status of the pandemic.

When religious activities resume, those who want to attend church need to log in to a WeChat program one day in advance and reserve a time for one of the worship services. Venues need to ensure that visitors wear masks, have healthy green codes on their phones, have their temperature checked, register properly and have phone service. Locations need to have proper disposal methods and personnel to take care of assisting those who are coming to the church.

Those attending a meeting must bring ID cards, obey the on-site staff, keep public order and participate in activities in an orderly fashion. If anyone has a body temperature exceeding 37.3°C, a cough or is feeling ill, they need to inform the on-site staff and not hide their symptoms.

- Translated by Abigail Wu