Christian Persecution

The Transnational Repression of The Church of Almighty God. 5. The Red Octopus’s Seventh Tentacle: Arresting Those Who Return to China

When it finally succeeds in bringing refugees back to Chinese territory, the CCP arrests, sentences,...Read More

September 5, 2025

The Transnational Repression of The Church of Almighty God. 3. The Red Octopus’s Third Tentacle: “Family Reunification” Operations

The third of seven methods used by the CCP to harass CAG asylum seekers: compelling their relatives ...Read More

September 3, 2025

Chinese Christian Media Ordered to Include More Communist Propaganda

China’s only legal church, the Communist Party-controlled Three Self Patriotic Movement (TPSM), has ...Read More

May 10, 2025

China, “Strict Governance of Religion” Imposed on Christians

A new slogan calls for a closer supervision of preachers and sermons by both Three Self bureaucrats ...Read More

July 10, 2024

Christian Imprisoned, Tortured for Her Belief

Li Xiaoyang (pseudonym), female, born in 1976, is a Christian of The Church of Almighty God (CAG) in...Read More

February 16, 2022

Christian Dies During 4-Year Detention for His Faith in God

Chu Qingming (pseudonym), male, born in 1971, a resident of the eastern province of Shandong, was a ...Read More

January 20, 2022

Christian Dies of Illness from Mistreatment in Custody After Arrested for His Faith

Hu Zhibin (pseudonym), male, born in 1953, was a Christian of The Church of Almighty God (CAG) in th...Read More

January 20, 2022

Christian Dies of Illness from Suspected Mistreatment in Prison

Qin Dafu, male, born on April 24, 1963, resident of Chongqing municipality in the southwestern China...Read More

December 26, 2021

Li Chenggang and His Wife Wanted by CCP for Their Belief in Almighty God

Li Chenggang, born in 1973, and his wife Zhang Jingxi, born in 1969, residents of Zaozhuang city in ...Read More

December 15, 2021

Christian Wu Yuezhen Died Ten Years After Her Condition Worsened for Forced Suspension of Medicine in Labor Camp

Wu Yuezhen, female, born in June 1963, resident of Dengfeng city in the central province of Henan, j...Read More

July 26, 2021

Church of Almighty God: 750 Arrested in Three Months

Between January and March 2021, in Jiangsu, Henan, Sichuan, and other provinces, devotees were arres...Read More

April 28, 2021

Christian Couple Given Hefty Sentences for Belief: Mistreatment in Custody Causes Death of Wife and Disability of Husband

Zhang Jian (pseudonym), male, born in 1948, and his wife, Liu Mei (pseudonym), born in 1950, are res...Read More

March 25, 2021

Christian Mistreated, Tormented for Refusing to Give Up Belief

In July 2020, Li Huizhen (pseudonym), a Christian of The Church of Almighty God (CAG), was finally g...Read More

March 15, 2021

Heavier Sentences for Church of Almighty God Members

As part of the campaign aimed at eradicating the movement, jail terms have been substantially increa...Read More

March 3, 2021

A transformation through education camp in Xinjiang’s Hami city.

Believers Tortured to Renounce Their Faith in Xinjiang’s Camps

Along with Muslims, members of The Church of Almighty God, Jehovah’s Witnesses, and other persecuted...Read More

April 27, 2020

CCP Arrest Christians at Set Quotas Prior to the Coronavirus; Police Extorts Confession by Torture

The CCP has never halted its persecution against members of The Church of Almighty God (CAG). Rather...Read More

April 22, 2020

Guilt by Association: All Are Punished for the Faith of One

The CCP forces believers to give up their faith by implicating their families, threatening to deter ...Read More

April 18, 2020

Chinese Pastor Charged with Subversion of State Power

International Christian Concern (ICC) has learned that a house church pastor in China’s Hunan provin...Read More

April 16, 2020

Believers Denied Religious Services Online Amid the Pandemic

The CCP intensified censorship to prevent believers from practicing their faith online, as religious...Read More

April 15, 2020

Members of the Early Rain Covenant Church in Sichuan

Police in China’s Chengdu Raid Online Easter Church Service

Police in the southwestern Chinese province of Sichuan detained at least eight people in an Easter S...Read More

April 14, 2020

Christians in Guangdong Indicted for Printing Children’s Bibles

Two Christians in Guangdong were arrested at the end of last year for printing children’s Bibles. No...Read More

April 9, 2020

Christian Persecution

The Transnational Repression of The Church of Almighty God. 5. The Red Octopus’s Seventh Tentacle: Arresting Those Who Return to China

The Transnational Repression of The Church of Almighty God. 3. The Red Octopus’s Third Tentacle: “Family Reunification” Operations

Chinese Christian Media Ordered to Include More Communist Propaganda

China, “Strict Governance of Religion” Imposed on Christians

Christian Imprisoned, Tortured for Her Belief

Christian Dies During 4-Year Detention for His Faith in God

Christian Dies of Illness from Mistreatment in Custody After Arrested for His Faith

Christian Dies of Illness from Suspected Mistreatment in Prison

Li Chenggang and His Wife Wanted by CCP for Their Belief in Almighty God

Christian Wu Yuezhen Died Ten Years After Her Condition Worsened for Forced Suspension of Medicine in Labor Camp

Church of Almighty God: 750 Arrested in Three Months

Christian Couple Given Hefty Sentences for Belief: Mistreatment in Custody Causes Death of Wife and Disability of Husband

Christian Mistreated, Tormented for Refusing to Give Up Belief

Heavier Sentences for Church of Almighty God Members

Believers Tortured to Renounce Their Faith in Xinjiang’s Camps

CCP Arrest Christians at Set Quotas Prior to the Coronavirus; Police Extorts Confession by Torture

Guilt by Association: All Are Punished for the Faith of One

Chinese Pastor Charged with Subversion of State Power

Believers Denied Religious Services Online Amid the Pandemic

Police in China’s Chengdu Raid Online Easter Church Service

Christians in Guangdong Indicted for Printing Children’s Bibles

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