Jiangsu Church Reopens, With Fujian Church in Lockdown

The choir of Mochou Lu Church presented hymns with palm branches in their hands on March 25, 2018.

ByJohn Wang March 07, 2022

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According to the different situations regarding local coronavirus outbreaks, a Fujian church announced its lockdown, while on the contrary, a Jiangsu church started to resume in-person services.

Last Thursday, Simon Church in Longyan, Fujian, released a notice on its official WeChat account, saying its Sunday services and weekday gatherings would be suspended till further notice, reminding its members to pass on or forward this message, pray for each other, and follow personal protection measures.

Next day, Mochou Road Church in Nanjing, Jiangsu, announced that it would resume face-to-face Saturday and Sunday services starting from that weekend, and that churchgoers can choose to attend one of these four services with an admission pass, which can be fetched one hour before the service starts.

- Translated by Abigail Wu