ChinaAid Response to Bible Society NSW's Press Release: "Smuggling Bibles into China Places Christians at Risk and is Unnecessary."
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November 20, CHINA — While ChinaAid affirms the commitment of the Bible Society NSW to “break down the barriers of distance and isolation and make Bibles available to our Chinese brothers and sisters,” through supporting the Amity Press’s new drive to provide Bibles to believers in remote areas, Bible Society NSW CEO, Daniel Willis has understated the need to provide Bibles to believers in the People’s Republic of China through other distribution venues. Mr. Willis says in his press release that, “smuggling Bibles into China places Chinese Christians at risk and … smuggling is a waste of resources.” However, many Chinese Christians feel the desperation for a Bible outweighs the risk. … READ MORE. |
November 17, HENAN – ChinaAid learned a house church leader in Henan province, Pastor Zhu Baoguo, was sentenced to one year of “re-education through labor,” accused of being an “evil cult” leader. On October 12, 2008 five church leaders were detained during a church gathering of about 20 people… READ MORE.
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