Liuhe Church to Hold Single Youth Fellowship on China's Valentine's Day

A couple makes a sign of a "love" heart.

ByZoe Zhang July 28, 2020

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The Liuhe Church in Taicang, China's eastern coastal Jiangsu Province reopened on June 14. If they are able to have a number of church services with no issues, Liuhe Church is also planning to restart various ministries.

In order to provide a platform based on faith for single young people in the church to make friends, Liuhe Church plans to hold the second "Meet in Eden" Single Youth Fellowship on August 25, the date of this year's Qixi Festival, China's Valentine's Day.

Through this fellowship, the church hopes to provide a platform for more unmarried brothers and sisters to meet each other, call on young unmarried brothers and sisters to participate more in church service, and lead them to seek God in their marriages.

The fellowship is open to single young brothers and sisters in various churches in Taicang City, as well as from neighboring churches who sign up to participate. Single Christians (excluding divorced persons) between the ages of 22-35 can register.

- Translated by Abigail Wu