Jiangsu Theological Seminary Holds Second Environmental Charity Sale

A charity sale was held at Jiangsu Theological Seminary on June 14, 2024.(CCC&TSPM)

ByHua Li June 20, 2024

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On June 14th, Jiangsu Theological Seminary (JTS) organized an environmental charity sale called “New Journey for Old Things, Let Love Never Go Unused."

On behalf of JTS, Rev. Shen Yang said the seminary had always been concerned about environmental, friendly, and low-carbon lifestyles. Earlier, an environmental charity sale was organized, promoting a lifestyle focusing on ecological protection on campus.

When the sale began, the ground floor of the college cafeteria had already been set up as a flea market. Each class and church had its own exhibition area, displaying various unused items. "It was getting more and more enjoyable amidst the bustling noise of inquiries and bargaining."

JTS also set up a lottery activity for every believer who purchased items. During the intermission, there was a Bible knowledge quiz with prices, encouraging Christians there to cherish God's words.

- Translated by Olinda Wang