Tag Archives: Chengdu

China: Couple who met through persecution is separated by persecution, then reunited

Posted on November 21, 2023 by Pastor Foley

Hao Guiru’s fiancée is a Christian from Guangdong province. She was so attracted to Hao Guiru’s devotion to his Christian faith that she moved 1,500 kilometers to Chengdu in Sichuan Province to date him. But as Voice of the Martyrs … Continue reading →

Posted in China | Tagged A Declaration for the Sake of the Christian Faith, Chengdu, China Declaration, Communist Party, Ding Shuqi, Early Rain, Early Rain Covenant Church, Hao Guiru, Jia Xuewei, Li Yingqiang, Pastor Wang Yi, Persecution, Prayer for the Nation Month, Prisoners of Conscience Fellowship, Servant College | Leave a comment

China: Persecuted church calls for prayers for another longsuffering Chinese church

Posted on October 10, 2023 by Pastor Foley

One of China’s most persecuted churches used its weekly prayer letter to intercede for another longsuffering Chinese church facing renewed persecution. Early Rain Covenant Church in Chengdu, which has been enduring its own crackdown by authorities since its pastor, Wang … Continue reading →

Posted in China | Tagged CCP, Chengdu, Communism, Communist Party, Early Rain Church, Early Rain Covenant Church, Guangzhou, Huajing Church, Persecution | Leave a comment

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Tag Archives: Chengdu

China: Couple who met through persecution is separated by persecution, then reunited

China: Persecuted church calls for prayers for another longsuffering Chinese church

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