Jiangsu Church to Conduct Intercessory Prayers for Believers During Lockdown

Pastors, newly appointed elders and deacons were pictured after an orientation service held in Shishan Church, Suzhou, Jiangsu, on December 26, 2021.(Suzhou CC&TSPM)

ByAi Mo February 24, 2022

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To care for its members during the COVID-19 lockdown, a Jiangsu church announced the collection of intercessory prayer requests.

On its official WeChat account, Shishan Church in Suzhou issued a notice on Wednesday, stating that believers can scan a QR code to fill in the form their prayer topics so that others can see and pray. They are also allowed to call the pastor individually if they don’t want to make their prayer requests public.

- Translated by Abigail Wu