Fujian Church Transfers to Online Services Due to 3 COVID-19 Cases

Chengguan Church in Pingtan, Fuzhou, Fujian, held a retreat for its attendants on August 7, 2017.(CCC&TSPM)

ByFen He July 15, 2022

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A church in China’s south-eastern coastal Fujian Province suspended all in-person gatherings due to new confirmed coronavirus cases.

On its official WeChat account on Thursday, Chengguan Church in Pingtan, Fuzhou, reminded its members to attend online services due to the impact of the epidemic.

On July 13, Pingtan Comprehensive Experimental Zone reported three new positive cases that were all placed under central quarantine, according to the zone command center for COVID-19 control and prevention.

- Translated by Abigail Wu