
Chinese court again delays ruling in Pastor Huang Yizi case
(Zhejiang — September 17, 2026) A prominent pastor in eastern China who has faced repeated detention since opposing a government campaign to remove church crosses more than a decade ago

(Zhejiang — September 17, 2026) A prominent pastor in eastern China who has faced repeated detention since opposing a government campaign to remove church crosses more than a decade ago

(Wenzhou, Zhejiang – August 7, 2026) Pastor David Tang and six other Christians have disappeared after being detained by Shanghai police during a cross-provincial operation on Aug. 5, with authorities
(Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, China – July 28, 2026) More than 20 members and leaders of Yayang Christian Church in eastern China remain behind bars months after authorities demolished one of

(Analysis) In Chengdu, a heavily pregnant woman is raising two children alone while her husband, Preacher Dai Zhichao of Early Rain Covenant Church, has been held for more than four

The demolition of Yazhong Church (also known as “Yayang Church”) in eastern China was carried out in less than 72 hours amid sweeping security measures and high-tech surveillance by local
(Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China — May 20, 2026) Only days after U.S. President Donald Trump left a Beijing summit with CCP Chairman Xi Jinping where religious freedom and jailed religious leaders
(Jinhua, Zhejiang – May 12, 2026) After nearly a decade in prison, Chinese pastor Xing Wenxiang has been released but remains under tight state monitoring and unable to return to
(Pingyang, Zhejiang — April 22, 2026) The Pingyang County People’s Court in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, is set to publicly hear the case of Pastor Huang Yizi (黄益梓) on April 24,
(Zhejiang – March 13, 2026) The religious environment in Taishun County, Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, continues to tighten. According to information obtained by ChinaAid, two male Christians from Yayang Church in
(Zhejiang – March 13, 2026) In the Wenzhou region of eastern China, once hailed as the “Jerusalem of China,” the religious atmosphere has once again plunged into tension. According to
The Yayang church case (雅阳教会) is not an isolated incident, but is embedded in the broader context of Zhejiang’s large-scale “cross demolition” campaign that began in 2014. Wenzhou has long
(Wenzhou, Taishun County, Zhejiang — January 28, 2026) In Wenzhou, long known as “China’s Jerusalem,” the boundary between faith and power is undergoing a violent redrawing. In the early hours