After Two Months’ Lockdown, Jiangsu Church Resumes Worship

Believers prayed in the resumed Sunday service after two months of suspension in Jinsha Church in Nantong, Jiangsu Province on March 14, 2021.(Jinsha Church)

ByZhang Mengyue March 22, 2021

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On March 14, Sunday worship services were resumed in Jinsha Church of Tongzhou District in Nantong, Jiangsu Province, after two months of suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

At the same time, wedding and funeral services, choir practice and band practice, have returned to normal.

Jinsha Church organized a meeting comprising various departments such as church committees, principals and deputy leaders of various service groups, choirs, etc. At that meeting, they reported on the expansion of the dilapidated building attached to the church; the members voted on decisions by a show of hands.

After the meeting, the church issued a notice to the whole congregation, calling on fellow workers to assist in the early construction work. After receiving the notice, several fellow workers of the church helped to carry out the work of moving bricks, loading and unloading, and other similar tasks.

- Translated by Joy Zhang