Source:                       www.ChinaAid.org

Date:                            July 19, 2024

 

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Beijing Zion youth group raided
Earlier in July, officials raided a group of young people at Beijing Zion Church and took many to the police station after questioning everyone in attendance. We learned that one Christian sister, Zhou Si-Rui, is scheduled to be released on July 22nd after being given a 14-day detention.

Pray for Sister Zhou as she remains detained, and for this church's persecutors.

ERCC members banned from travel
Chengdu Early Rain Covenant Church members Wang Song and Shu Qiong were banned from travelling overseas with their kids even though they had valid passports and visas. Officials forced them to tour around in Yunnan before returning to Chengdu amid constant surveillance.

Pray for Wang, Shu, their kids, and their persecutors. 

Lai Jinqiang freed early
Christian brother Lai Jinqiang was released early on June 21st, months before his scheduled release time of January 2025. Lai was jailed for 5.5 years after a 2019 arrest for producing audio Bible players. Our full report on Lai's faithful service for Christ and the persecution he's endured.

Pray for Brother Lai, 


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  • Persecution.org: Christian Arrested For Social Media Post Commemmorating Tiananmen Square Massacre

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