Recently, Zhao Jingwen, director of the Editorial Department at Nanjing Union Theological Seminary, led the seminary's publishing and distribution team to CCC&TSPM and the Shanghai Municipal CC&TSPM for study and exchange, aiming to explore the development of Christian publishing and distribution in the new era.
According to the seminary, during the exchange meeting with CCC&TSPM, relevant department leaders outlined the overall plan and key priorities for publishing and distribution in the context of advancing the sinicization of Christianity. Both sides then discussed critical issues such as content development, quality control, channel expansion, digital transformation, and services for readers of contemporary Christian publications, sharing practical experiences while aligning with the goals of sinicization.
At the meeting with Shanghai CC&TSPM, the seminary team learned about specific initiatives promoting sinicization, including integrating elements of Shanghai culture, compiling local documents, researching the history of the Three-Self Patriotic Movement, and church services. The two sides subsequently exchanged insights on how to utilize local cultural resources to enhance publishing and distribution efforts and better meet the reading needs of believers.
