Photo: Pastor Geng Zejun released from prison (ChinaAid source) (Ningxia, China—March 23, 2023) On March 19, 2023, authorities released Church of the Rock pastor Geng Zejun after he served his
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 Ningxia province, was sentenced to
(Shizuishan, Ningxia province) According to Church of the Rock, Huinong District Court sentenced Geng Zejun to 1 year and 3 months for “organizing illegal gatherings.” Geng Zejun and his congregation
(Shizuishan, Ningxia Province) Hunong District Court rescheduled preacher Geng Zejun’s trial to July 13, the third delay of his hearing. Hao Ying was notified by her husband’s lawyer late last
(Yinchuan, Ningxia province) Mrs. Hao Ying, wife of preacher Geng Zejun, published on social media that a trial will be held against her imprisoned husband at the end of June.
(Ningxia Province, China) On February 19, Mrs. Hao Ying published a prayer request letter and asked fellow Christians to pray for Panshi church, her imprisoned husband Geng Zejun, and other
A woman who has beenaffected by Xinjiang’sabusive treatment ofMuslim ethnic minorities.(Photo: ChinaAid) ChinaAid (Ningxia, China—Dec. 3, 2018) Officials from China’s Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region signed an “anti-terrorism agreement” with government
China’s government oftendemolishes unregisteredreligious buildings, suchas the church above.(Photo: ChinaAid) ChinaAid (Ningxia—Aug. 10, 2018) Government officials from China’s north-central Ningxia notified Muslims within the region’s Tongxin County of a time-sensitive
A picture of the documentordering the destructionof “Arab-style” and“Saudi-style” mosques.(Photo: ChinaAid) ChinaAid (Ningxia, China—Feb. 20, 2018) Mosques in a county of China’s north-central Ningxia face arbitrary demolition after local authorities
Officials register Christian IDs in thisundated photo. (Photo: ChinaAid) ChinaAid (Ningxia, China—Jan. 18, 2018) More than 20 government agents from various agencies in China’s autonomous Ningxia region banned an unregistered
Christian Today By Carey Lodge 21 July 2016 ■ China’s president Xi Jinping, who has been accused of implementing draconian laws against religion since taking office in 2012, today spoke directly
China Aid Association (Wuhai, Inner Mongolia—Aug. 22, 2011) Fifteen house church leaders from two remote regions of China have been in detention since mid-July as local police have tried to