The New York Times By Edward Wong Feb. 26, 2016 ■ Beijing — A court in southeastern China has sentenced a Protestant pastor to 14 years in prison and his
Christianity Daily Feb 25, 2016 01:31 pm EST ■ Instances of arbitrary detainments of Christians and campaigns against churches and crosses in China continues to be reported in international media.
Bo Ai conducts a rule of law training at a house church in Yunnan province. (Photo: China Aid) China Aid Reported by Bo Ai. Translated by Carolyn Song. Written in
The Guardian Tom Phillips Friday 26 February 2016 00.42 EST Last modified on Friday 26 February 2016 00.44 EST ■ Zhang Kai, who was detained six months ago, appears on
Bao Guohua, Xing Wenxiang and Bao Chenxing opposed cross demolitions in Zhejiang province, such as this one. (Photo: China Aid) China Cracks Down on Christian Leaders by Ordering Pastors to
Zhang Kai (Stock photo courtesy of Zhang Kai) China Aid By Rachel Ritchie (West Lafayette, Indiana—Feb. 26, 2016) Purdue sociology professor and founding director of Purdue’s Center on Religion and