56 house church congregation members were arrested in Jiangxi Province after reports from a special agent who pretended to be one of the believers.
China
A House Divided: The Vatican-China Agreement, Myth or Reality?
The false scoop of The Wall Street Journal explained by Fr. Bernardo Cervellera, the leading Catholic expert on China.
The original Italian version of this article has been published in the Italian daily newspaper “Libero” on September 16, 2018.
Woman Dies Trying to Save Her Village’s Land
It is not uncommon for public authorities in China to employ local thugs to do their bidding. In one such operation in Jiangxi, a woman lost her life.
Six Years After Arrest, Believers Still Tormented
Believers of the Born Again Movement in China were arrested in 2012 in Jiangsu’s Xuzhou city. While four were released within weeks, the remaining will still be in the government’s custody for an indefinite period.
At Least 15 Believers Arrested Within a Week
Chinese authorities continue persecutions against The Church of Almighty God; this time, in Guangdong Province.
CCP Forcibly Seizes and Burns Christian Books
Yichuan county’s United Front Work Department searched a Church and confiscated religious materials that were later destroyed.
Arrested as a Suspected Member of The Church of Almighty God
On September 2, 2018, a university student from Henan Province was detained at the Shanghai Pudong Airport preparing to board a plane to South Korea where she studies.
In China, Crosses Cannot be Placed Higher Than National Symbols (Video)
Authorities in Zhejiang Province’s Taizhou city forcibly removed crosses from two churches that belong to the government-controlled Protestant Patriotic Three-Self Movement on an unreasonable pretext.
Enough is Enough, Say Chinese House Churches
Hundreds of Chinese pastors have signed a declaration stating that the new Regulation of Religious Affairs amounts to persecution of Christianity, and wowing to resist.
Believers Forced to Attend Government-Controlled Churches
The CCP is implementing its “sinicization” policy by prohibiting Christians to attend house churches.