A Jiangsu Church Reopens on Sunday

Qingjian Lake Church in Suzhou, Jiangsu, resumed its Sunday services on September 12, 2021.(Suzhou CC&TSPM)

ByMark Cui September 15, 2021

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After one month’s suspension, a Suzhou church in Jiangsu resumed its in-person Sunday services.

Following the COVID-19 protocols, churchgoers from Qingjian Lake Church in Suzhou entered the sanctuary with masks and were seated in designated places at a social distance. After two services each lasting 40 minutes, the church was cleaned and disinfected, according to Suzhou CC&TSPM.

According to the requirements of pandemic prevention and control, the meeting point implemented the suspension of religious activities since August 1, conducting cloud pastoralism in various forms such as live broadcast, recording, and sharing.

-Translated by Abigail Wu