Chinese Church Voices

Video: A Christmas Eve Service

By ChinaSource Team ⋅ Dec 30, 2013 ⋅ Topic: Church Life ⋅ Tags: Christians in China, Christmas

Chinese Church Voices is an occasional column of the ChinaSource Blog providing translations of original writing by Christians in China. The views represented are entirely those of the original author; inclusion in Chinese Church Voices does not imply or equal an endorsement by ChinaSource.

An American working in China posted a video on YouTube of a Christmas Eve service at a Three-Self Church. We thought our readers would enjoy seeing what a Christmas Eve service in China is likethe choir, the preaching, and of course, the performances!! Enjoy.

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