(Jiangxi — December 8, 2025) According to the pastoral team of Beijing Zion Church, several believers were recently taken away by police in both Jiangxi and Beijing, raising concerns within
(Jiangxi – March 15, 2025) Recently, the Jiangxi provincial government has further intensified its supervision of religious groups, with Catholic and Protestant organizations across the region holding so-called “Comprehensive and
(Nanchang, Jiangxi Province – January 14, 2025) According to reports, on Sunday morning, January 5, 2025, an evangelical house church in Nanchang (which wishes to remain anonymous) experienced serious disruption
(Nanchang, Jiangxi province) On May 12, the verdict was announced for Elder Zhisheng Pan and Hua Huang of the Nanchang Christian Assembly. Authorities charged them both with obstruction of justice
(Nanchang, Jiangxi province—March 21, 2023) During a Sunday service, over 20 joint law enforcement personnel broke into a church in Nanchang, the capital Jiangxi province. Pastor Li Jintao of a
(Beijing) The Holy See’s Press Office issued a statement on November 26 condemning Beijing for installing a bishop in a diocese not recognized by the Holy See. The Vatican accused
(ChinaAid) Two house churches have been dismantled, one is a “House Church in Hukou County” in Jiujiang, Jiangxi, and the other is the “Anshanghong Church” in Dalian, Liaoning. On
Officials takeitems from achurch afterraiding it.(Photo: ChinaAid) (Ganzhou, Jiangxi—July 10, 2020) Authorities raided a Catholic church on June 28 and targeted a couple. The church was in the middle of
Wei Zhongping(Photo: Wei Zhongping’s Twitter) (Xinyu, Jiangxi—May 25, 2020) Wei Zhongping, an activist, has been closely monitored in the past six months since he was released and was warned by
Authorities remove a church cross in this undated photo. (Photo: ChinaAid) ChinaAid (Shangrao, Jiangxi—April 15, 2019) Since September, authorities in an area of China’s eastern Jiangxi province have carried out
Chinese officials often raid churchessuch as this one. (Photo: ChinaAid) ChinaAid (Pingxiang, Jiangxi—Dec. 9, 2018) When government officials raided a rural church in Pingxiang, Jiangxi province on Dec. 2, one
Authorities destroy a church cross. The Chinese authorities often persecute Christians for their faith, and Catholics have faced increased pressure after the Vatican and the Chinese government signed an agreement.
