Fujian Megachurch Founds Cultural Arts Center

Two believers wrote Chinese calligraphy at an unknown date in Wuyi Culture and Art Service Center established by Flower Lane Church, in Fuzhou, Fujian, in June 2022(Lin Muli)

ByLin Muli September 22, 2022

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A centennial megachurch in China’s southeastern coastal Fujian Province founded a culture and art center for calligraphy lovers, inviting calligraphers to train them.

As many believers who love calligraphy and painting in Fuzhou Flower Lane Church need a place for their activities, the church established a service center in June, providing learning supplies for them freely from Monday to Friday.

It is said that more than a dozen church members come to the center every day, practicing calligraphy and painting together with communication.

Besides opening a calligraphy and painting exhibition room to display believers’ works, the center also plans to carry out joint exhibitions with churches in Guangdong or other places.

- Translated by Abigail Wu