On the afternoon of August 17, 2020, Rev. Shen Xuebin, vice president of CCC, visited senior people at the Zhengsheng Love Service Center affiliated with Anqing CC&TSPM. Rev. Shen chatted with the elderly amicably and learned about their living conditions.

On the afternoon of August 17, 2020, Rev. Kan Baoping, vice chairman of National TSPM, visited Shangrao CC&TSPM, and had talks with the staff members of Jiangxi CC&TSPM and Shangrao CC&TSPM. He learnt about the situation of Jiangxi churches, the lives of clergies, theological education, social services and many other aspects during the anti-epidemic period.

After the outbreak of COVID-19, as a bridge of communication between churches at home and abroad, CCC&TSPM issued an appeal to overseas churches for assistance. More than 20 churches and church organizations in North America, Europe and Asia have sent condolence letters to express their care and concern for the Chinese people suffering from the epidemic. There are also some overseas churches supporting China's fight against the epidemic through various actions.

The Social Service Department of CCC&TSPM was established in 2003. Our goal is to create a public welfare atmosphere in the church, develop social service ministries, and serve Chinese society. Current programs include student aid & child and adolescent service, medical and health care, senior care, community development, social welfare, disaster relief, capacity building, targeted poverty alleviation, and environmental protection.

On June 6, 2019, one day before the Dragon Boat Festival (or Duanwu Festival) this year, Guandi Church, an affiliated church of Guangming Church in Dunhua, Jilin, organized events for the elderly left behind and patients.

There were over tens of thousands of ethnic minorities living on Mount Gaoligong in Mangkuan County, Longyang District, Baoshan City. This place is barren and of severe living condition, where the people living there were in poverty. However, since 2017, local government began to build accommodations to relocate these residents. So far, there are 989 households moving into their new homes.