What does CCC stand for?

Chinese Christian Church

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Samples in periodicals archive:

She was approached for the film after Ghosts' casting director asked a Chinese Christian Church in London's King's Cross, where she was one of the congregation, for help in finding volunteers.

Lead role in tale of tragedy

In June of 2005, about 100 underground Chinese Christian church pastors were detained in Henan Province in central China.

50 Chinese Christians arrested at retreat

The other ministers behind the plans are: Rev George Curry, of St Paul, High Elswick and St Stephen, Low Elswick and Christine Chan, Newcastle Chinese Christian Church.

Faith in our own ability

10pm Songs by children from Chinese Christian Church 12.

Fun for all

Newcastle City Council has agreed to demolition of the 1850s extension so the city centre listed building can be converted into a Chinese Christian church.

Don't demolish my roots

Councillors approved plans to convert Forth House in Bewick Square, overlooking St Mary's Cathedral, into a Chinese Christian Church with a cafA and flats.

Battle fails to save building

On Friday councillors are being advised to support the conversion of the 18th Century part of Forth House into a Chinese Christian church, cafe and flats and to back the demolition of an 1850s extension and its replacement with a modern addition housing a flat.

Historic clash is still not resolved

The plan is to convert 250-year-old Forth House in Bewick Square, named after the engraver Thomas Bewick, and overlooking St Mary's Cathedral into a Chinese Christian church with a caf and two flats.

Demolition plan anger