A Christian journalist in China was sentenced to 4 years in prison for reporting on the toll the coronavirus was having on the people of Wuhan, China.
A Christian journalist in China was sentenced to 4 years in prison for reporting on the toll the coronavirus was having on the people of Wuhan, China.
As part of a nationwide crackdown on Christmas, this month, Christians in one part of China were greeted with government-backed anti-Christmas protests.
Christian persecution watchdog Release International is projecting that the persecution of Christians will increase in China and India in 2021.
According to a recent newsletter from a church planting group in China, thousands of Chrisitan pastors have gone into hiding amid rising persecution.
According to a new report, a Chinese man was recently sentenced to more than three years in prison for publishing Christian books.
Four Christians in China were arrested and charged with "illegal business operations" for selling audio Bibles. They will appear in court on December 9th.
According to persecution watchdog Bitter Winter, the Chinese Communist Party has been calling for the demolition or the repurposing of churches into entertainment venues, factories, or propaganda centers.
A Chinese evangelist was detained by the Chinese Communist Party in an effort to prevent him from sharing the Gospel online.
Two official religious organizations in China have removed or replaces religious terms in their books in order to avoid the Chinese Communist Party's internet censorship.
Chinese Communist officials reportedly ordered the gravestones of 20 Swedish Christian missionaries to be demolished. The recently erected gravestones were deemed 'illegal statues' by the CCP.
