Gao Heng holds a sign stating: “June 4, pray for the country” at a subway station.
(Photo: Gao Heng’s Facebook page)
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(Guangzhou, Guangdong Province—June 08, 2021) On June 4, the 32 anniversary of the June 4th Tiananmen Square Massacre, Gao Heng of Guangzhou Bible Reformed Church, stood at a station of Guangzhou Subway Line Two, holding a sign stating, “June 4, pray for the country.” Brother Gao also posted a picture of himself holding the sign to several social media venues, including his WeChat Moments, Weibo, and Facebook. He wrote the following on his Weibo page:
People usually attributed the cause of all social sufferings to the ugliness of politics and social systems. The root cause, however, evolves from the sinful nature of human beings. In terms of the sinful nature, no fundamental difference exists between us and decision makers, directors and executors.I say, “Thank you, God. We are all sinners. But because of Your amazing grace, we have the opportunity to repent, accept Jesus Christ as our Savior, and become Your children.”
Guangzhou Bible Reformed Church’s Pastor Huang Xiaoning informed Brother Gao’s father and sister of his detention and comforted them. He and others in the church ask Christians to pray for Brother Gao, and his father [not a Christian].
Late in 2020, Brother Gao contacted Zhang Qiang, a petitioner from Guangzhou, through WeChat to offer help. As a result, on December 22, 2020, at 11 pm, four police officers (two from Guangzhou Haizhu District Public Security Bureau, one from Panyu Luoxixincheng Police Station and one from Panyu Dashi Police Station) traveled to his home and summoned him to the local police station. For Zhang Qiang posting comments online, CCP officials detained him on December 1, 2020 under the charge of “suspected picking quarrels and provoking trouble.” This year on January 6, Guangzhou Haizhu District People’s Procuratorate approved Zhang Qiang’s arrest, officially charging him with “suspected picking quarrels and provoking trouble.” Officials have not yet revealed his trial date.
Brother Gao, a gentle and humble person, zealously shares the gospel. On Christmas night of 2020, he, Pastor Huang, and other Christians of his church shared the gospel on the streets. At that time, CCP officials had cancelled Christmas celebration events all over the country.
Brother Gao seizes opportunities to share the gospel with police officers and national security agents. In Dongguan on August 21, 2020, when police raided his church’s group of more than 10 Christians studying the Bible together, officers charged the group leader, Minister Yang Jun, with “spreading cult propaganda,” a crime the CCP considers one of their “strike hard” categories. Police transported Minister Yang and another two Christians to their local station. Officers released the two other Christians that night, but detained Minister Yang one day, charging him of “cheating and lying.”
I know you do not believe God, and you do not believe that good and evil have their own rewards. But God not only exists, He judges people by what they do in their lives. If you do not repent, and instead continue to help the wicked perpetuate wicked deeds, and continue to do unjust things, God will judge and punish you after you die.
I hope you repent and believe in Jesus to avoid the future judgement.
The day after Doctor Li Wenliang (COVID-19 whistleblower) sent a message about COVID-19 in his classmates’ chat group, Wuhan police officers persecuted him. As a police officer, when you receive unreasonable tasks, I hope you will think about its absurdity, and follow your conscience.
Do not just follow every order blindly. Act justly and love mercy…. The following screenshot shows Brother Gao’s conversation with the police officer:
Gao Heng texted police officer, urging him to consider God’s justice.
(Photo: Gao Heng’s Facebook page)
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In the past, despite police regularly summoning him, Brother Gao has not only shared the gospel and spoke out against human rights injustices—he has continued to stand for and display signs stating truth.
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