Chinese gov’t continues crackdown
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Article LinkAllie Martin - OneNewsNow5/6/2008 11:30:00 AM
As China continues preparations for the Olympics, the communist government has launched a campaign against house churches in one region of the country.The Public Security Bureau recently arrested 46 Christians as they attended a Bible class and worship service in the Xinjiang […]
Released in January, Shi Weihan again detained for publishing Christian materials.
LOS ANGELES, April 18 (Compass Direct News) – A bookstore owner in Beijing has been re-arrested for publishing Bibles and Christian literature after he had been released in January due to “insufficient evidence.”
Shi Weihan, a 37-year-old father of two, was re-arrested on March […]
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April 14, 2008 Xinjiang-CAA has learned the first trial regarding a Uygur House Church Christian, Wusiman Yiming’s appeal will be held at Kashi People’s Court on April 16 by Judges from Hetian city, Xinjiang. […]
‘Leading up to the Olympic Games, we actually see things getting worse’
Posted: April 10, 200811:55 pm Eastern
By Bob Unruh© 2008 WorldNetDaily
A Chinese man has been taken into custody and faces a possible sentence of death for charges alleging “subversion of the national government and endangering national security.” But several Christian organizations that monitor human rights activities […]
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Gospel Herald CorrespondentWed, Jan, 09 2008 06:41 AM PT
China Aid Association (CAA) has learned that Christian bookstore owner, Shi Weihan has been released on bail.
Chinese officials have decided against a formal trial for Shi, and criminal charges against him have been dropped.Eyewitnesses told CAA that Shi was in good spirits and relatively stable physical condition. […]
Christian leader writes A Letter of Gratitude following his release from prison
Source: www.assistnews.net
Date: 2008-04-08By Michael IrelandChief Correspondent, ASSIST News Service
URUMQI, XINJIANG, CHINA (ANS) — In August of 2007 Zhou Heng was detained for possession of 5,184 copies of illegally published Bibles.
Zhou Heng reunited with his familyZhou suffered inhumane treatment as […]
In a heartfelt thank you letter, Christian leader Zhou Heng expressed his gratitude to the many supporters for their letters of encouragement during his incarceration. In August of 2007 Zhou Heng was detained for possesion of 5,184 copies of illegally published Bibles. Zhou suffered inhumane treatment as a detainee in custody. The officers hand-cuffed Zhou […]
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Date: April 2, 2008
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Korean-American churches staged the first of a series of […]
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