Source:                       www.ChinaAid.org

Date:                            November 24, 2023

 

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Elder Li Yingqiang Joyfully Reunites With Family
On November 20th, Elder Li Yingqiang from Chengdu Early Rain Covenant Church joyfully reunited with his wife and children after a 10-day detention, after CCP officials raided the Christian Good Land Mission Center on November 9th. ChinaAid provided consistent coverage of the persecution against the Center. Here's an amazing photo of Elder Li smiling with his loved ones after returning home!

Pray for Elder Li and his family, along with his church and persecutors.  

Wife prays for jailed husband outside detention center
On November 16th, the wife of jailed Pastor Li Jie of Linfen Covenant House Church prayed for her husband outside the Yadou District Detention Center. Li is jailed under a fake "fraud" charge. His wife Li Shanshan said "I cannot visit with him, but I can pray for him." Read Li's powerful testimony and her heartfelt words for her husband on our website. 

Pray for Li and Pastor Li Jie, and for their persecutors. 

Outcome pending for trial against jailed Christians 
Ten Christians, including Wang Honglan, went on trial starting November 20th for "illegal business operations" for buying and re-selling Bibles at a lower price, with no profit motive. The case was re-scheduled and delayed due to COVID-related concerns. Read some disturbing evidence of bias towards the prosecution during the trial.

Pray for these 10 Christians, their legal team, and persecutors. 


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