Our magazine joins several religious organizations, NGOs in commemorating the 30th anniversary of the June 4, 1989 massacre.
Bitter Winter To Co-Host Tiananmen Commemorative Rally in Washington D.C.
Sermons with Too Much Religion Not Allowed
The CCP is demanding state-approved preachers to replace the words of God with Communist ideology and Confucian values.
Tomb Sweeping to Inherit the Revolutionary Gene
While suppressing religions and non-Chinese customs, the CCP is substituting them with traditional native holidays with red overtones.
“Sinicization” Folly: Confucius Head on a Buddhist Statue
CCP is reaching new highs in making religions more Chinese: the statue of “First Guanyin of Shandong” gets a facelift, in the most literal sense of the word.
Testimonies
Ancient Temple Sealed off on False Accusations
As the CCP continues its crackdown on religious belief, even objects designated as protected historical and cultural sites do not escape destruction.
Four Years of Hell on Earth
A member of The Church of Almighty God recounts torture and indoctrination at the hands of Chinese authorities after she was arrested at the age of 21.
Religious Drug Addiction Center Suppressed in Guangzhou
Anything religion-related is off limits in the country. Welfare and support centers established by believers or churches are closed down.
Deceived Twice in 2 Years, Believers Left with no Church
Authorities destroy a Three-Self church in a Henan county, promising to rebuild it, but instead, clamp down on the construction of a new one.
Featured
Sola Fide (Justification by Faith) House Churches in China
Increasingly persecuted, members of these conservative Protestant churches are fleeing China in growing numbers.
Articles
The Reality of “Two No-Worries and Three Guarantees”
Xi Jinping’s policy to eradicate poverty looks more like yet another propaganda tool, forcing local officials to play along in delivering the undeliverable.
Closing the Door: How Rural Youth Are Denied Educational Rights in China
Despite the hype on academic development, rural education is left behind. The rich continue to be rich and the poor continue to be poor.
Interviews
Lawyer Aiman Umarova: “I Would Give My Life for the Prisoners in Chinese Camps”
Star human rights lawyer raises her voice for Ethnic Kazakhs detained in the Chinese transformation through education camps, vows not to stop despite threats.
Local Church, Shouters, Assembly: Who’s Who in the Watchman Nee Tradition
An interview with J. Gordon Melton, one of the world’s leading scholars of contemporary religion, who explains the differences between the different groups in the tradition of Chinese Protestant preacher Witness Lee.
Documents
Sayragul Sauytbay and Serikzhan Bilash Should Be Free to Denounce Atrocities Against Ethnic Kazakhs in China
Ten NGOs write to the new president of Kazakhstan demanding freedom and protection for a woman who escaped from China and the activist who defended her.
Xi Jinping Visits Italy: No Agreement with China May Ignore Human Rights
An open letter to the President and Prime Minister of the Republic of Italy.
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