Early Rain Covenant Church pastor Wang Yi (centre) and fellow church members with signs which read: “Faith should not be criminalised”, “God loves all people in the world” and “We have no hatred”. Photo: Facebook Early Rain Covenant Church pastor Wang Yi (centre) and fellow church members with signs which read: “Faith should not be criminalised”, “God loves all people in the world” and “We have no hatred”. Photo: Facebook
Early Rain Covenant Church pastor Wang Yi (centre) and fellow church members with signs which read: “Faith should not be criminalised”, “God loves all people in the world” and “We have no hatred”. Photo: Facebook
China /  Politics

100 Christians snatched in overnight raids on underground Chinese church

  • Worshippers were taken from their homes and off the streets in coordinated crackdown across Chengdu in Sichuan province
  • A pastor was among those arrested

Topic |   Religion in China
Mimi Lau
Mimi Lau

Updated: 4:26pm, 13 Dec, 2018

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Early Rain Covenant Church pastor Wang Yi (centre) and fellow church members with signs which read: “Faith should not be criminalised”, “God loves all people in the world” and “We have no hatred”. Photo: Facebook Early Rain Covenant Church pastor Wang Yi (centre) and fellow church members with signs which read: “Faith should not be criminalised”, “God loves all people in the world” and “We have no hatred”. Photo: Facebook
Early Rain Covenant Church pastor Wang Yi (centre) and fellow church members with signs which read: “Faith should not be criminalised”, “God loves all people in the world” and “We have no hatred”. Photo: Facebook
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