Hangzhou Church to Reduce Flow of People to Mark Christmas

Hangzhou Sicheng Church, one campus of Chongyi Church

ByGrace Zhi December 21, 2020

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Recently the Hangzhou Sicheng Church indicated that it plans to celebrate Christmas with more services than normal and an evangelistic meeting to reduce the flow of people.

This Sunday two services will be held to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ. The services are designed especially for elderly people above the age of 60.

Participants will show their registered seat numbers or citizen cards, green “travel” codes, and have their temperature measured before entering the church.

Required to keep social distancing, they must wear masks.

A worship service of sacred music on Christmas Eve and an evangelistic meeting conducted on Christmas will take place for the middle-aged, young, and non-Christians.