Wuhan: Pressure, Pandemic, and Persevering
Editor’s note: The city of Wuhan sits in the heart of China, connecting the country from north to south and east to west. Local house church pastors say Covid had a big impact on the city: the epidemic began in Wuhan, but Wuhan was also the site of some of the protests which led to […]
Wuhan: Central China’s Connection Point
Editor’s note: Although most people outside of China probably think of Wuhan as the origin of the Covid pandemic, within China, the city’s reputation is more layered. Wuhan is a connection hub and important center for all of central China, with some referring to Wuhan as the “Chicago of China.” Wuhan has many universities and […]
Why I Went Home to China: Part 2
Editor’s note: This is the second part of our conversation with Sister Bao En, who decided to return to China after living overseas for several years. Although many people are currently trying to leave China, she decided God was calling her to return and serve the church in her home country. While there are difficulties […]
Life of Wang Xiangheng (Part 1)
Begin the journey into Wang Xiangheng’s life, exploring his early years and the foundations of his faith.
Do We Love Them?
Editor’s note: This throwback post was written in 2016 by a Mainland Chinese pastor and his wife. The couple live in a major city, and minister primarily among young Chinese urbanites. They have served in ministry for more than 20 years. The authors reflect on how evangelism in China can no longer be based on […]
Don’t Just Preach, Disciple: Family Foundations
Editor’s note: Gu Junqing grew up in a Christian family and came to believe in the Lord at an early age. This is the fifth and final part of his story, and Gu talks about how he says many Chinese Christians enthusiastically sharing the gospel, but are lacking follow-up and discipleship. To build a strong […]
How to Face Persecution: Caring for the Persecuted
It is very important we visit believers who have just been released from jail. Most of these people live in fear, and don’t talk much when they get out. It is important for us to encourage them, listen to them, and help them to return to the church. Although a few are beaten, for most people the hurt is not physical, but emotional and spiritual.
The Cry of a Subversive Patriot
I am a subversive patriot because, despite the progress we have made as a nation, America is not my best hope for “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.” My ultimate allegiance is to a King who gave up his own life, liberty, and happiness to redeem us from the tyranny of sin.
