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The persecution of Christians is increasing throughout China. President Xi Jinping has established himself as a modern-day emperor, whose Chinese Communist Party seeks to control every aspect of religious expression in the country. Party officials have ordered churches to begin all meetings with patriotic, pro-communist songs rather than Christian hymns and to place a portrait of President Xi in a prominent location inside the church. Churches are also expected to install cameras that enable police to monitor all activities and identify everyone present. Online worship has been outlawed, and uncooperative pastors are arrested and given long prison sentences.
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Amid this persecution, the church in China remains steadfast, boldly working to advance the gospel despite daily risks. They are in urgent need of your support to help them continue proclaiming the gospel. You can stand with persecuted believers in China, helping
Your gift today will be a powerful defense against oppression and a tangible expression of unity with our Chinese brothers and sisters in Christ. Let’s show them they are not alone and that their faith and witness matter to us! Help bring hope and light to China. Support persecuted Christians through your generous donation today.
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Since Jesus calls Christians to make disciples of all nations, in this blog we'll consider how we might better share the gospel to the world around us.
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