Source: www.ChinaAid.org
Date: May 17, 2024
Pastor released after detention
Rock Bible Church Pastor Huang Lei was released on May 9th after a 15-day administrative detention for his Christian faith. Local officials have raided several churches in Yueyang, Hunan as part of a crackdown against the Gospel. Here's a photo of Pastor Huang standing joyfully after release.
Pray for Pastor Huang and his family.
Prayer for Tiananmen Square anniversary
Hong Kong Christians have drafted a prayer and launched a signature campaign related to the 35th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre. Read the full prayer on our website.
Pray for all affected by the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre.
Pastor responds to church conflict
Ganquan Church Pastor Zhou Songlin asserted that he and Elder Ding Zhongfu are facing political persecution, amid church divisions over the hiring of defense lawyers. Read the letter Pastor Zhou wrote and how Communist officials have detained church members on suspicion of 'fraud.'
Pray for Yang and his persecutors.
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- Christianity Today interviews Pastor John Cao, who shares how the Scriptures, prayer, and the love of his mom gave him hope while he was jailed.
- Mayflower Church members held a cooking demonstration for residents of the Manor Park retirement home in Midland Texas last weekend. Members are so grateful to volunteer their time to give back to the community!
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- John Cao: An Ode To John The Baptist
- John Cao: Testimony of Salvation
- John Cao: Golden Thread Garment & Other Poems
- John Cao: Expectations For China's Religious Policy
