China

For months, the Communist leadership tried everything from coercion to concessions, to squash the pro-Democracy protests in Hong Kong, but the protests only intensified. By late summer 2019, the movement, which had started over a law that allowed Hong Kong citizens to be prosecuted under the mainland’s jurisdiction, had become about much more than that. It was now about preserving a free Hong Kong. But when the headlines from changed from protesters to a virus and the world economy ground to a halt, other nations and their governments turned inward.

According to a new report, the Chinese Community Party has implemented educational practices aimed at encouraging children to 'hate God'.

Women are reportedly being raped and tortured in 're-education' camps in China, an anonymous source told the BBC.

China is ranked number 17 on its list of countries where it is most difficult for Christians to live. But despite these obstacles, experts predict the Christian population in China will only continue to grow.

Chinese government officials reportedly recently raided a Christian homeschool co-op that is a part of the Early Rain Covenant Church.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, in a statement released on President Trump’s final full day in office, accused China of committing genocide against the Uyghur people.

Christians, of all people, should be able to clearly and accurately define freedom. Better yet, we must be able to show what freedom is. Our brothers and sisters in China are not free to worship together on Sundays without fear or oversight. American Christians who don’t live Monday to Saturday as if Jesus is Lord aren’t free, either, if freedom ends up being nothing more than enslavement to every passing fad. True freedom is only in Christ, in seeing and living all of life as if it belongs to Him.

Chinese Communist Party officials recently raided a house church and arrested the pastor and several worshippers.

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.