Fujian Church to Resume In-Person Sunday Services

Xiamen Zhushu Church of Fujian aided local community residents on April 11, 2020. (Provided by Zhushu Church)

ByZhang Mengyue March 31, 2022

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A church in Fujian Province will resume in-person gatherings at the beginning of next month amid the effective control measures of COVID-19.

According to a notice on Orderly Reopening and Resuming Gatherings from Xiamen Municipal CC&TSPM, from March 29, all churches in the city can reopen and resume in-person gatherings on the basis of strictly implementing the epidemic prevention and control restrictions.

On the official WeChat account on March 29, Zhushu Church in the capital of Xiamen issued a notice, saying it would plan to restart on-site Sunday services from April 3 and other fellowship gatherings starting from next Monday, April 4.

- Translated by Stephen Huang