Source:                      www.ChinaAid.org

Date:                           June 21, 2024

 

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Jailed Elder in poor health
The wife of jailed Guiyang Renai Reformed Church Elder Zhang Chunlei shared that her husband has liver cirrhosis. However, Elder Zhang has no past record of any liver-related illness. Here's one reason why liver issues are increasingly common among prisoners.

Pray for Elder Zhang's supernatural healing. 

Zhang Zhan warned by police
Journalist Zhang Zhan was released on May 13th after a four year jail sentence. On May 29th, police warned Zhang she would return to jail if she crossed the 'red line.' Zhang is still not clear about what the red line is. Here's more of Zhang's amazing prison testimony. 

Pray for Zhang Zhang and her persecutors. 

Police spread false rumors
The Xi'an Fensheng Church shared a statement debunking rumors that a few church leaders, who have been arrested, were involved in financial corruption. Church members affirmed leadership did not touch church funds. More on the CCP's harsh crackdown.

Pray for all Xi'an Fensheng Church believers.


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