Prohibited from observing Christmas, the Chinese were urged instead to salute and worship the Great Helmsman, Mao Zedong, on his 126th birthday on December 26.
Li Mingxuan
CCP Confiscates Personal Assets as ‘Illegal Church Donations’
Many Church of Almighty God members are left broke after police raid their homes and seize their savings, claiming that they are hiding the money for the Church.
Statue of Jesus, Crosses Removed in State-Approved Churches
Numerous religious symbols have been taken down in localities throughout China ahead of the central government’s religious work inspections.
CCP Officials: All House Churches Must Be Eliminated
Refusing to be controlled by the government, house churches are deemed illegal and are suppressed in the name of eliminating “gangs and evil forces.”
Suppressing Jehovah’s Witnesses to “Prevent Espionage”
More than 100 believers were summoned by law enforcement and investigated, numerous foreign missionaries arrested and deported from China.
Joining Foreign Churches Means Betraying the Party, CCP Claims
Under the regime’s harsh crackdown on oversees religious groups active in China, countless churchgoers forced to give up faith or even end up losing freedom.
Tormented Jehovah’s Witnesses Missionaries Leave China
Believers from South Korea are packing their things and get ready to go home to escape CCP’s persecutions and harassment they face every day because of their faith.
260 Church of Almighty God Members Arrested in Shandong
Seeking to capture all believers in one go, the CCP has mobilized law enforcement forces for a unified arrest operation during July and August.
Shandong Steps up Attacks Against The Church of Almighty God
Arrest campaigns of CAG members intensify, as the CCP employs high-tech surveillance tools, incites residents to report on believers who have nowhere to hide.
Organs on Demand: China’s Illegal Transplant Industry Flourishes
Despite international condemnation, organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience in China has never stopped. One can get a kidney of choice in just two weeks.
Li Mingxuan
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