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martyr in China

jessid9

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When 34-year old Jiang Zongxiu went to her neighboring market last June in Guizhou Province, China. Along with her mother-in-law, Jiang went through the marketplace, taking opportunities to hand out Bibles and Christian literature and telling people about Jesus. Only this day they had an encounter with the Chinese police.

The two Christian women were handcuffed together and brought to the police station. They were interrogated throughout the evening of the 17th. The next morning they were sentenced by the Public Security Bureau (PSB) to 15 days incarceration for "suspected spreading of rumor and disturbing the social order."

Jiang and her mother-in-law knew the risk of spreading Christian literature in communist China. Both had been active in their church for more than 10 years and dared to go forth. Even when they were arrested, interrogated and sentenced to serve 15 days, they were willing to accept the consequences of their actions-all from a government that claims to have "freedom of religion."

But it was not enough for the PSB to arrest and beat these two Christian women for the crime of passing our Christian literature. In the afternoon of June 18th, Mrs. Jiang Zongziu was pronounced dead by the PSB office of Tongzi County. They claimed she died of "natural causes." The fact is she was beaten to death.

The Voice of the Martyrs has received video testimony from the surviving family, photos of Jiang body showing her bruised body, and a copy of the actual arrest document. All of this had to be smuggled out of China as the authorities continue to attempt to hide their systematic persecution of Christians. An international campaign is now under way on behalf of the surviving family.

Much of the world would like you to believe Christians are no longer persecuted. Sister Jiang's family would disagree.
 
We all need to continue to pray for all people who are in danger for following Christ and that many doors open so that we can reach as many as possible with out the loss of our brothers or sisters (or even ourselves) God Bless
 
Christians in China

I've been reading a book I highly recommend to all of you interested in missions, or Christianity in other cultures, especially China's. "Safely Home" by Randy Alcorn speaks of the life of a Christian in China, It's a wild book! I was so unaware of many of the things that have occured in China, its government and all the persecution of religious and political dissidents.

Let us pray for our Brothers in China.
 
Other titles all Non fiction.
Mountain Rain---Eileen Crossman-biography of James O Fraser. Christian(+)

Falling Leaves--Adeline Yen Mah-a childhood in China. Non+

Red China Blues--Non +. Excellent> gives a very clear picture of their Modern History & changes that have taken place. Jan Wong. Canadian. girl goes to the country she thinks has all the right answers to life in the 60- 70's.

The Heavenly Man-- Very Christian- -Brother Yun. How the REAL Christians suffer. It's not for the faint hearted.

Wild Swans--Non +.by Jung Chang .Generations of Chinese family history.

Back to Jerusalem--Paul Hataway--History & aims of B of J clarfied. +

China Dancer--Belinda Mackay- + Teacher in China. Very topical.
 
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Jesus is Lord!

Jessid9:

I will pray for her family, and China.


jessid9 said:
"...the afternoon of June 18th, Mrs. Jiang Zongziu was pronounced dead by the PSB office of Tongzi County. They claimed she died of "natural causes." The fact is she was beaten to death..."
 
Heart

Very HEART filled post Jess, Thanks and now it will be heart felt as well and prayed over. :thumbs_up

jessid9 said:
When 34-year old Jiang Zongxiu went to her neighboring market last June in Guizhou Province, China. Along with her mother-in-law, Jiang went through the marketplace, taking opportunities to hand out Bibles and Christian literature and telling people about Jesus. Only this day they had an encounter with the Chinese police.

The two Christian women were handcuffed together and brought to the police station. They were interrogated throughout the evening of the 17th. The next morning they were sentenced by the Public Security Bureau (PSB) to 15 days incarceration for "suspected spreading of rumor and disturbing the social order."

Jiang and her mother-in-law knew the risk of spreading Christian literature in communist China. Both had been active in their church for more than 10 years and dared to go forth. Even when they were arrested, interrogated and sentenced to serve 15 days, they were willing to accept the consequences of their actions-all from a government that claims to have "freedom of religion."

But it was not enough for the PSB to arrest and beat these two Christian women for the crime of passing our Christian literature. In the afternoon of June 18th, Mrs. Jiang Zongziu was pronounced dead by the PSB office of Tongzi County. They claimed she died of "natural causes." The fact is she was beaten to death.

The Voice of the Martyrs has received video testimony from the surviving family, photos of Jiang body showing her bruised body, and a copy of the actual arrest document. All of this had to be smuggled out of China as the authorities continue to attempt to hide their systematic persecution of Christians. An international campaign is now under way on behalf of the surviving family.

Much of the world would like you to believe Christians are no longer persecuted. Sister Jiang's family would disagree.
 
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