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These reports are a sampling of what is happening in China, and in her Church, in the vastness of this complex country.

DAY 547: GAO ZHISHENG

Christian human rights attorney Gao Zhisheng, disappeared February 4, and was last seen being taken away by a dozen police officers. Gao Zhisheng has been repeatedly kidnapped, arrested, imprisoned and tortured by Chinese authorities, because he has defended the persecuted and has been an unyielding voice for justice in the Chinese courts.

Information From -China Aid Association

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Nurturing Chinese Moral Leadership

Posted 07.27.10

Church needs leaders. But what kind of leaders does the Chinese church need, and how can they be birthed? These are two must-ask questions when we examine how to nurture Chinese church leaders. First of all we have to validate the fact that the Chinese culture puts emphasis on a person's moral nature. Virtue is the pre-requisite for determining a leader's quality. This does not mean that his leadership and management skills have no significance, but a successful church leader should be good in his virtues, or even a blameless person.

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From -Pray For China

Potential to Complete Great Commission

Posted 06.29.10

If the Chinese church committed itself completely to mission it would be a great new force that could complete the Great Commission, a mission expert stated. There are an estimated 100 million Christians in China, including members of the underground church, and the number is rapidly growing. Some have estimated that 30,000 people in China come to Christ every day, Dr. David Shibley, president of Global Advance, told The Christian Post Wednesday.

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From -Christian Post

Protestant Churches Blooming

Posted 06.29.10

Protestant churches in Hong Kong are blooming with an annual growth rate 6.2% over the last five years and the number of Protestants in the former British colony drawing close to 300,000. The number of practising Protestants surpassed 290,000 in 2009, rising from just over 216,000 in 2004, according to the results of a new survey released by the Hong Kong Church Renewal Movement.

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From -Christian Today

Pastor Bike Visits Wang Dao

Posted 06.29.10

Recently, Pastor Zhang "Bike" Mingxuan and his wife made a special trip to Guangzhou to visit the family of Pastor Wang Dao, a fellow Christian who was just released from imprisonment. Detained on May 9 on arbitrary charges, Wang Dao was released on bail on June 13 to await his trial. On the same day that Wang Dao was allowed to return home, Pastor Bike, president of the Chinese House Church Alliance, and his wife Xie Fenglan were briefly detained on their way to visit churches in Jiangsu.

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From -China Aid Association

The Baima People of China

The Baima have never been exposed to the gospel. Their cultural, linguistic, and geographic isolation has blocked them off from the rest of the world. Even Chinese gospel radio broadcasts are unable to access the high remote mountains. It is possible that not one individual among them has ever heard the gospel. The Baima are a good choice for a church or agency wanting to focus on a completely untouched tribe.

Click Here To Read More About The Baima People of China: from the Joshua Project