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Wuhan pastor interrogated after Zoom evangelism event: 'I will only live for Christ'
A local pastor in the Chinese city of Wuhan, the origin of the novel coronavirus, was taken away by police for interrogation while he was leading an online meeting of Christians on evangelism and church planting, according to the Chinese Christian Fellowship of Righteousness..
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10 pieces of good news from churches during the pandemic
We have a continuous feedback loop from church leaders. Through Church Answers, social media, our podcast, and our blog, we read thousands of comments each week. I am encouraged by some of the things I am seeing..
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China: Police arrest Christians participating in Zoom Easter worship service
Several members of China's heavily persecuted Early Rain Covenant Church were arrested by communist authorities for participating in an online Easter worship service on Zoom and ordered to cease all religious activity..
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At least 50 Nigerian Christians killed by Fulani attacks in March, NGO reports
Nigerian civil society organization is reporting that no less than 50 Christians were killed in March and 10 in the first two days of April by radical Fulani herdsmen..
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Q&A with Dr. David Jeremiah: COVID-19, End Times prophecy, Rapture, Christ's return
I just want to encourage everybody to not let fear become a greater problem than the Coronavirus, but trust God..
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Is Nigeria the next Iraq?
Let's not let indifference result in Nigeria become the next Iraq..
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China's war on transcendence and the Antichrist
Xi Jinping and his Chinese Communist Party have declared war on Transcendence.
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'Persecuted even after death': China bans Christians from holding religious funerals
Christians across China are prohibited from holding religious funerals for their deceased loved ones as the Communist Party continues to tighten its grip on the regulation of religion and religious activity..
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China's escalating crackdown on churches
Right before the New Year, a Chinese court sentenced Early Rain Church Pastor Wang Yi to nine years in prison for "inciting subversion of state power" and "illegal business activities." .
