After the Chinese government shut down a church in Chengdu, members of the house church took the gospel message to the streets.
After the Chinese government shut down a church in Chengdu, members of the house church took the gospel message to the streets.
The growing crack-down on unofficial churches in China deepened on Sunday (Sept. 9) when authorities closed one of the largest churches in Beijing, according to reports.
According to ChinaAid, Henan authorities have continued to tear down crosses across China.
Not since the days of Mao have we seen the sort of suppression of religion in China like we’re seeing right now. Two recent stories from Xi Jinping’s China suggest it’s open season on religious believers there.
China is in the midst of an “ambitious new effort” to lesson or even eradicate the influence of Christianity and religion from the country, according to an investigation by the Associated Press.
A persecution watchdog group is petitioning the White House to secure the release of a North Carolina pastor imprisoned in China.
Officials spared nothing, destroying the altars, benches and furnishings. It took only 15 minutes.
Zion Church targeted as government cracks down on house churches.
A newly implemented directive from the Chinese government forces Protestant ‘house churches’ and Catholic ‘underground’ communities to seek ‘guidance’ from recognised religious organisations.
International Christian Concern (ICC) has learned that on June 4 at 3:30 pm, local authorities raided Autumn Rain Covenant Church in Sichuan, China to summon pastor Wang Yi and preacher Li Yingqiang ahead of their scheduled prayer vigil for the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown.
