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| An officer wearing a camera records Elder Xu Yonghai during the raid on Shengai Fellowship. |
China Aid
Reported in Chinese by Qiao Nong. Translated by Carolyn Song.
(Beijing—Oct. 28, 2016) The Shengai Fellowship Family
Church in Beijing had organized a gathering on Oct.7 in the home of Xu Yonghai, an elder in the church, however, the police raided and terminated the meeting. More than thirty
police officers guarded the building and demanded the gathering be cancelled.
Church in Beijing had organized a gathering on Oct.7 in the home of Xu Yonghai, an elder in the church, however, the police raided and terminated the meeting. More than thirty
police officers guarded the building and demanded the gathering be cancelled.
Xu believes the predicted
attendance of foreign reporters was what prompted the raid.
attendance of foreign reporters was what prompted the raid.
China Aid supports the rights of
Chinese citizens to practice their faith without government interference, and
reports on cases such as the raiding of Shengai Fellowship.
Chinese citizens to practice their faith without government interference, and
reports on cases such as the raiding of Shengai Fellowship.
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