Did you know that today you can write a letter to the Zion 8? Eight leaders of Beijing Zion Church, known as the Zion 8, remain detained in Beihai City, Guangxi Province, nearly ten months after October 2025 raids on the unregistered house church. Letters from abroad have historically improved treatment, reduced isolation, and signaled international scrutiny. Write to the Zion 8 today at Your letter brings hope, dignity, and accountability; stand with the Zion 8 imprisoned believers now. Pastor Wang Cong and sister Wu Qiuyu are here: No. 1 Detention Center Pingyang Road No. 8 Yinhai District, Beihai City Guangxi Province, China Postal Code: 536005 北海市第一看守所 广西自治区北海市银海区高德镇平阳 邮编：536005 And Pastor Wang Lin Pastor Gao Yingjia Elder Wang Zhong Pastor Yin Huibin Pastor Liu Zhenbin Pastor Lin Shucheng Are here: No. 2 Detention Center Pingyang Road No. 1 Pingyang County, Yinhai District Beihai City, Guangxi Province, China Postal Code: 536005 北海市第二看守所 广西自治区北海市银海区高德镇平阳 邮编：536005 #Zion8# #ChinaReligiousFreedom# #LettersOfHope#

Affected by Typhoon Maysak (No.10), severe floods hit Guangxi, China. While Chinese Armed Police troops were evacuating stranded residents, a rescued little girl sang Ode to the Motherland — the purest expression of patriotism from a child. 受第10号台风“美莎克”影响，中国广西遭受严重洪涝灾害。中国的武警部队转移受困群众途中，被救出的小女孩唱起《歌唱祖国》，这是孩童最清澈的爱的表达。 #我们中国人# #BeingChinese#

Praying for Guangxi — my parents’ hometown. 🙏 Over the past few days, Guangxi has been hit by extreme flooding after Typhoon Maysak brought historic rainfall across the region. Nanning, Guigang, Qinzhou, Fangchenggang and other areas have seen severe flooding; in Hengzhou, several reservoirs reportedly overflowed or developed breaches, forcing mass evacuations downstream. The numbers are still changing. Early official reports said two people had died in Nanning. Later updates reported four deaths and eight missing in Hengzhou, and broader Guangxi reports said at least six people had died, eleven were missing, and around 130,000 people had been relocated. It is hard to fully understand what is happening from far away. Social media has shown terrifying scenes — people trapped, roads turned into rivers, villages surrounded by water, and rescue calls spreading fast. At the same time, official reporting often sounds calm and controlled. The truth on the ground is probably more complicated, more painful, and still unfolding. What moves me deeply is the spirit of people in Guangxi. Even in tragedy, they still try to find humor, hope, and the silver lining. That optimism is beautiful — but right now, they also need real help. Rescue boats, inflatable boats, 冲锋艇, trained rescue teams, and coordinated emergency support are urgently needed. For anyone able to help, please go through official rescue coordination channels so help can reach people safely and effectively. My heart goes out to everyone affected. 广西加油。愿大家平安。🙏