Two Guangdong Churches Plan to Baptize Seekers in August

A pastor baptized a woman in Chengdu Guangyin Church on Aug 25, 2019. (Chengdu Guangyin Church )

ByZoe Zhang July 17, 2020

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As churches across China gradually resume in-person services, two churches in China’s coastal Fujian Province plan to hold baptism services in August.

Nanshan Church in Shenzhen will start an on-site catechism course on July 27. After completing the five-day lessons, participants will be baptized on Aug 2.

Truth Church in Jieyang will also conduct a baptism ceremony on Aug 23.

Seekers registered through completing hard copy forms and also online enrollment. From last Sunday, seekers have enrolled in courses held every Sunday evening.

- Translated by Karen Luo