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Religious symbols in a Christian’s home in Jiangxi Province were replaced with images of Mao Zedong and Xi Jinping.

Because of the aid they get from the state, impoverished religious residents are told to renounce their faith, or their benefits will be withdrawn. by Zhang Feng The coronavirus outbreak has significantly affected China’s economy and people’s livelihoods, primarily low-incomeRead More →

The CCP continues cracking down on house churches and state-approved venues in the southeastern province of Jiangxi. by Tang Zhe China’s regime did not cease suppressing places of worship across the country even amid the coronavirus outbreak. In Jiangxi Province’sRead More →

An elderly Christian bed ridden with serious illness

For runaway Church of Almighty God members, seeking medical care means being found by the state. Many are arrested in hospitals; others die of untreated illnesses. by Yang Luguang Wang Ping (pseudonym), a member of The Church of Almighty God (CAG) fromRead More →

A Catholic church in Tongjia town was shut down.

Amid escalating tensions with Western democracies, China’s regime incites nationalist sentiment among residents, cracks down on religions as “foreign agents.” by Wang Yong In the CCP’s propaganda, Protestantism and Catholicism have been designated as tools for “imperialists to invade China.”Read More →

Police interrogation during the pandemic.

Most of the detained have been monitored for days, and some elderly people were tortured to make them disclose information about fellow believers. by Yao Zhangjin Amid the coronavirus outbreak, The Church of Almighty God (CAG), the single most-persecuted religious movement in China,Read More →

Laojun Mountain Scenic Area in Luanchuan county in Henan Province reopened during the May Day holiday. 

Since China started resuming most regular activities in March, like reopening businesses and entertainment venues, places of worship remain under strict control. by Huang Xin On May 30, at the 13th joint meeting for national religious groups, it was announced thatRead More →

The cross was removed from the Gulou Church in Fuyang city.

Provincial authorities ordered to eradicate crosses “no matter what,” and in four months, many state-run Protestant churches were left without them. by Lu An From January to April, crosses were removed from at least 250 Three-Self churches in Lu’an, Ma’anshan,Read More →

The cross in a Christian’s home was covered so she would receive state benefits.

Elderly Christians across China are deprived of government subsidies if they continue practicing their faith. by Tang Zhe Even though China’s economy has been severely affected by the coronavirus, and many residents suffer financial difficulties, the CCP threatens to takeRead More →

Crosses have been demolished from numerous churches and meeting venues in Yugan county.

Protestants in Jiangxi Province’s Yugan county have been suffering CCP’s persecution for the past few years. Attacks renewed after coronavirus lockdown was lifted. by Tang Zhe Since the coronavirus lockdown measures were eased, local governments throughout the southeastern province ofRead More →

A court in An’hui’s Suzhou city

Believers who resist being managed by China’s communist regime are often arrested and interrogated, despite their elderly age and declining health. by Lu An Many Christian groups in China that refuse to be controlled by the state have been bannedRead More →

All Seven crosses were removed from the church in Xishan town.

The minute coronavirus prevention restrictions were eased, state-run churches in Jiangxi Province felt the resurgence of onslaughts. Many were closed for good. by Zhang Feng During one week in April, crosses were removed from at least six Three-Self churches inRead More →

The orphanage for disabled children in the prefecture-level city of Cangzhou.

With restrictions imposed by the new law on religion in China, many private orphanages across the country were closed, depriving children of love and care. by Shen Xinran The new Regulations on Religious Affairs, enforced in February 2018, stipulate that “publicRead More →

USCIRF

The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) 2020 report again put China as one of the top three countries of “particular concern.” According to UCA News, Chinese Christian leaders echo that the space for religious freedom has severelyRead More →