The Fellowship of Chinese Churches in Indonesia (PGTI) Jambi Region, through its Youth Development Division, successfully organized a Youth Spiritual Revival Service (KKR) on Saturday, September 12, 2026. Held at the Jambi Protestant Christian Church (GKPJ), the event was made possible through close collaboration between PGTI Jambi Region and the Amanat Agung Theological Seminary (STT Amanat Agung).
Centered on the theme “Becoming Mature,” this revival service aimed to refocus the younger generation on God’s calling in their lives—specifically, how to grow into individuals who are mature in faith.
The message was delivered by Rev. Hendro Lim, a lecturer at STT Amanat Agung. In his ministry, he emphasized the importance of youth as a crucial foundation for responsibly responding to God’s will amidst the challenges of the times; he highlighted that true maturity lies not merely in aging, but in the development of character and spirituality.
The event was met with great enthusiasm and attended by 148 young people from various churches across Jambi City, including:
Gereja Kristen Protestan Jambi (GKPJ), Gereja Kristen Indonesia (GKI) Jambi, Gereja Kristen Yesus (GKY) Jambi, Gereja Methodist Indonesia (GMI) Sion.
Through this inter-denominational fellowship, the PGTI Youth Revival Service not only strengthened the bonds of brotherhood among young people in Jambi but also served as a moment for the church’s next generation to renew their commitment to faith, inspiring them to continue serving and living in alignment with God’s calling.
Wholehearted Love, Sweet Fellowship: The PGTI Jambi Region Mooncake Festival Serves as a Bridge for the Gospel. A warm and intimate atmosphere enveloped EV Garden on Monday, September 21, 2026. Celebrating a Chinese tradition rich in the spirit of togetherness, the Fellowship of Chinese Churches in Indonesia (PGTI)—Jambi Region—hosted a Mooncake Festival attended by approximately 450 people. The event served as a gathering place that embraced congregants from various churches, families, as well as friends and acquaintances who had not yet come to know Christ.
Centered on the theme “Wholehearted Love, Sweet Fellowship,” the event utilized the mooncake tradition not merely as a cultural festival, but as a bridge of love to share the Good News. This gathering was viewed as an opportunity to reach out to new souls through friendly and open fellowship.
The program began with a relaxed social gathering, followed by a time of fellowship centered on a brief worship service. The message was delivered by Rev. Linus Baito, a lecturer at STT Alethea Lawang, who shared a profound message regarding the truth of eternal fellowship. He emphasized that the loving relationships and warm fellowship built on earth ultimately lead to a greater purpose: eternal fellowship with the Creator.
The evening’s togetherness was further enlivened by a showcase of talents from various congregations:
Dance Performance: Expressive praise through dance by representatives from GKI Jambi and GMI Sion.
Life Testimony: An inspiring sharing of faith experiences in Christ from the GKY congregation.
Harmonious Praise: A special vocal performance by the GKPJ choir. The event concluded in an atmosphere of joy and warm fellowship. Through the seeds of love sown during this time of togetherness, the prayer and heartfelt hope is that every soul present—especially those who do not yet believe—might be touched by the love of Christ and experience true fellowship in the Gospel.
On September 10, 2026, a spiritual revival service for junior and senior high school students was held at Methodist Schools 5 and 6 in Medan, attended by hundreds of students. The message was delivered by Evangelist Edwin from STT SAAT Malang. The event was organized through the collaboration of PGTI, MPK, and STT SAAT. It proceeded smoothly and successfully; the students joyfully learned about Christ, and many accepted Jesus as their personal Savior. Mr. Kurniawan, Head of the Youth Division at the PGTI Central Board, was also in attendance.
The PGTI Missions Department held missions and church growth seminars themed “Building the Spirit of Evangelism among Chinese Churches in Indonesia,” hosted at GPMII Samarinda and Pandan Arum Balikpapan.
The 2026 PGTI Women’s Ministry Retreat, themed “Transformed to Bear Fruit,” was held from May 25–27, 2026, at the Grand 3G Resort in Bogor. The speakers for the event were Mrs. Charlotte Priatna, M.Pd., and Mrs. Fini Chen, S.Th., M.Pd. Participants from various PGTI regional branches across Indonesia attended the event.
This lecture was held via the Zoom Webinar platform on June 29, 2026, with the aim of helping churches better understand their tax obligations; it was attended by 118 participants from various synods and churches.
PGTI Bangka Region held Chinese New Year on 27 February, 2026.
Photo of KKR Youth and HT servants who are members of the PGTI Batam region at the Geprin church, Pelita congregation
Welcome greetings from Mr. Anton and from the leadership of the Central PGTI
GI Edyson's welcome greetings
GI Edyson gave a souvenir representing the PGTI Batam region
KPR at GKY Tanjung Pinang
KPR at GKY Tanjung Pinang
KPR at GKY Tanjung Pinang
KPR at GKY Tanjung Pinang
KKR and KPR activities of the PGTI Batam Region were held at the Geprin Church, Pelita Congregation, the Presbyterian Church in Indonesia, Sion Congregation, Tanjung Pinang, and GKY Tanjung Pinang.
Choral workshop “Joyful Singing” by Vincent Wiguna.
GKNI Pniel, May 16, 2025.
Attended by 120 participants, almost half of whom had never joined a choir. Some people even had to travel 6 hours to Pontianak to join this choral workshop.
PGTI Lampung Region held a “Worship Talks”, March 22-23, 2025, taking place at the Tritunggal Christian Church, Bandar Lampung
The North Sumatra District Committee of the Indonesian-Chinese Foundation and the Indonesian Methodist Church of Konta Pengembangan cooperated to assist 23 families in Bayan District, Medan, who suffered from the fire disaster on 25/4-23.