Photo: Geng Zejun with his wife, Hao Ying (ChinaAid source) (Ningxia, China—January 18, 2023) Geng Zejun, the minister of the Church of the Rock in
Photo: Chad Bullard, new CEO of ChinaAid (Midland, Texas—Dec. 15, 2022) ChinaAid is pleased to announce the addition of a new Chief Executive Officer, Chad
Photo: Bob Fu, President of ChinaAid Association, visited Taiwan (ChinaAid) (Taiwan – November 21, 2022) Bob Fu, President of ChinaAid Association, and his delegation
(China—October 20, 2022) The Chinese government continues to close down Christian house churches and other places of worship all across China. Religious freedom in China
(ChinaAid—October 7, 2022) Many parts of China are engaged in the “Sinicization of Christianity” in response to the regime’s call to transform Christianity in China
(Guangzhou, China – September 29, 2022) Authorities charged Zhang Qiang, a Christian from Guangzhou Bible Reformed Church, with picking quarrels and provoking trouble for questioning
Zhao Weikai (Photo: ChinaAid source) (Lvliang, Shanxi province—September 27, 2022) Zhao Weikai, a coworker of Zion Reformed Church in Taiyuan, Shanxi Province who is suspected
Preacher Li Jie’s criminal detention notice (Photo: ChinaAid source) (Linfen, Shanxi province – September 8, 2022) Authorities criminally detained Linfen Covenant House Church’s preacher Li
Guo Feixiong, also known as Yang Maodong(Photo: ChinaAid source) (Guangzhou, Guangdong province— July 15, 2022) Chinese human rights activist Guo Feixiong (formerly known as Yang
Ren Ruiting (center) at IRF Summit 2022(Photo: ChinaAid) (Washington, D.C.—July 14, 2022) At the 2022 IRF Summit, ChinaAid invited Ren Ruiting, a former member of the
Saint John’s Cathedral in Hong Kong(Photo: Anthony Ivanoff) (Hong Kong—July 14, 2022) Msgr. Javier Herrera-Corona, the Vatican’s unofficial representative of the Holy See’s expedition to Hong
Cardinal Joseph Zen in 2014(Photo: Iris Tong) (Hong Kong—July 13, 2022) Most Hong Kong dissidents have been silenced after continuous suppression. The Chinese Communist Party