(Shenzhen) Deng Tianyong, a Christian who spent three years in prison for selling Bible players, was released from prison on July 1, 2023. He returned to his hometown in Shaxi
Photo: Jonathan, Samuel, Joyce, and Dorcas of the Mayflower Church. (Freedom Seekers International) (ChinaAid—March 3, 2023) More than 60 members of the exiled Mayflower Church received tremendous support from churches
(Shenzhen, China) During China’s mid-autumn festival, members of Shenzhen Trinity Harvest Gospel Church were attacked as they baptized believers. Passing bystanders threw stones, scolded, and threatened church members on the
(ChinaAid) In the last several months, options dwindled for the Mayflower Church and Pastor Yonggang. The South Korean government refused to grant them asylum due to the Chinese Communist Party’s
Work with value and dignity “Slaves, obey your earthly masters in everything; and do it, not only when their eye is on you and to curry their favor,
Where my church is, my home is Ruth said, “Do not urge me to leave you or to return from following you. For where you go, I will go,
Embracing my sick son “For in the day of trouble he will keep me safe in his dwelling; he will hide me inthe shelter of his sacred tent and
(Jeju Island, South Korea) Many of the men of the Mayflower Church have updated ChinaAid on the struggles of adapting to life outside of China. Recently, however, several women sent
(Jeju Island, South Korea) The 60 Christians of the Shenzhen Holy Reformed, also known as the Mayflower Church, continue to wait for updates regarding their legal status in Jeju. Until
The Wilderness Life of Exiles Due to the rain last night, the place we use for Sunday Worship and as a classroom was flooded with water. When our members found
Urged by the Holy Spirit to leave China “And they baked unleavened cakes of the dough that they had brought out of Egypt. For it was not
(Jeju Island, South Korea) Sixty members of Shenzhen Holy Reformed Church, also known as the Mayflower Church, wait for responses from the South Korean government. Elder Wenshen Wen reflected on
