“Unconscionable and Inhumane”: Son Reveals CCP Fraud Charges Against Elderly House Church Leaders In Xi’an, three leaders of the Light of Zion Church face lengthy prison terms after prosecutors charged them with fraud for receiving voluntary offerings and tithes. Pastor Gao Quanfu, 69, was detained in May 2025, followed by his wife Pang Yu and Pastor Tang Bingyi. Formal criminal detention followed in September. Defense attorneys have been repeatedly threatened. Authorities reclassified church donations as criminal proceeds, a tactic critics say aims to suppress independent worship. Gao’s son Gao Pu declared the treatment of his elderly parents “unconscionable and inhumane.” As China’s house churches endure intensifying pressure, these faithful leaders remain steadfast, their case underscoring the urgent need to defend religious freedom. Stand with Light of Zion Church, share this story, pray for their release, and advocate for religious freedom today! Read Now #ChinaReligiousFreedom# #HouseChurchPersecution# #ChristianPersecutionChina# #DefendFaith# #CCPChurchCrackdown# (Xi’an, Shaanxi Province)

73-Year-Old Chinese Pastor Missing: Believers Fear CCP Retaliation for Defending Church Property Nearly five months after authorities took 73-year-old Pastor Wang Sanyuan on March 17, his family in Jinan, Shandong, has received no official word of his whereabouts or status. The respected leader of the registered Changchunli Church, which draws 500–600 worshippers, suffers serious cardiovascular and cerebrovascular conditions and has been hospitalized repeatedly. Local believers link his disappearance to a decade-old property dispute in which Wang successfully resisted state efforts to seize the historic church site for commercial redevelopment. In 2009–2010, officials and police clashed with congregants, injuring at least 27. Stand with Pastor Wang and China’s faithful—share this story, pray for his safe return, and urge global leaders to demand answers now. Read Now #FreePastorWang# #ChinaReligiousPersecution# #DefendFaithInChina# #ChurchUnderFire# #ReligiousFreedomNow#

Thank you for praying faithfully for the “Zion-8” this week. We have one more day to go. Please join us in praying for them by name: Father, we plead for: Pastor Wang Lin, Pastor Gao Yingjia, Elder Wang Zhong, Pastor Yin Huibin, Pastor Liu Zhenbin, Pastor Lin Shucheng, Pastor Wang Cong. And, Wu Qiuyu. We ask for divine intervention and true justice, in Your Name, Amen. Learn More We are praying for you: @CnZion @SarahSu521 @Muyang202510 @gaomuhuijia @linmom202510 @youngmushuo With @BobFu4China #PrayForZion8# #BobFuPrayerCall# #ChinaReligiousFreedom# #ZionEight# #StandWithHouseChurches#

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#