In Chains: 2019 Week 34
In Chains is covering the news of the persecuted church during 2019″s 34th week. Brutal killings, increasing attacks, church closings, and law suits riddle this week’s news. Continue Reading
In Chains is covering the news of the persecuted church during 2019″s 34th week. Brutal killings, increasing attacks, church closings, and law suits riddle this week’s news. Continue Reading
Chinese prisoners released, religious freedoms being encroached upon, assassination, and kidnapping. There is much going on in the persecuted church.Continue Reading
In Chains covers the news about the persecuted church during the second full week of August.Continue Reading
ALGERIA Another church is closed and sealed in Algeria, this time, while the congregation worshipped. Pastor says they will continue to meet elsewhere. CHINA Huoshi Church is raided twice in one week, even after it moved its location. There are more reports of churches in China being forced to takeContinue Reading
In Chains covers the news of the persecuted church worldwide. Also, resources, both free and paid, are listed. Continue Reading
In Chains covers the week’s news regarding persecuted Christians around the world. Continue Reading
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BURKINA FASO The attacks against Christians in Burkina Faso is rising dramatically. On June 9 and 10, twin attacks by Islamists killed 29 people. These two attacks bring the total to 6. In addition to reported deaths, Christians are feeling for their lives. Local Barnabas Fund contacts said that 82 pastorsContinue Reading
Click to purchase. I have just completed this book, my first of Gao’s writings. It is a definite read for those interested in human rights, religious freedom, and/or Christian persecution. As a lawyer, and a Christian, Gao has dedicated his life to defending the rights of people in China. Those actions landed himContinue Reading
Persecution that is rarely covered in the Western media is happening in China. In Zhejiang province, the government has been trying to take crosses off the churches. These churches are the few that are allowed to operate in China. Christians have been standing vigil every day/night to ensure that theirContinue Reading
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