Unregistered Beijing Church Faces Reported Leader Detentions Just Days Before Xi–Trump Talks Chinese authorities have reportedly detained multiple pastors and coworkers from Beijing Jiaquan Church, an unregistered urban house-church network with more than two decades of ministry and more than 1,000 believers across Beijing and other cities. ChinaAid has firsthand accounts but has not yet confirmed names, numbers, locations, or charges. Jiaquan grew among younger Christians through worship, discipleship, and the Noah Music School, which trained house-church musicians. Advocates are urging disclosure of the detainees’ whereabouts and access to independent counsel. Share this report, pray for Jiaquan’s detained pastors and workers, and urge governments to raise China’s house-church crackdown in every high-level meeting. #ReligiousFreedom# #HouseChurch# #ChinaAid# #JiaquanChurch# #PersecutedChurch# (Official White House Photo by Daniel Torok)

100 Officers Raid Beijing Church’s 20th Anniversary Prep: Pastor and 7 Held on ‘Fraud’ On September 4, 2026, more than 100 police officers, including plainclothes personnel, surrounded roughly 50 members of Beijing Jiaquan Church as they prepared a hotel conference room for the congregation’s 20th anniversary celebration the next day. Pastor Zhou Zixun, legally known as Cui Xianfeng, and seven coworkers remain in criminal detention on suspicion of “fraud,” a charge families link to the unregistered house church’s offerings and ordinary ministry. Detention locations are undisclosed. Some detainees with chronic conditions were taken without medication. Stand with Jiaquan’s detained leaders: share their story, pray for release and medical care, and urge transparent justice now. Read Now #ReligiousFreedomChina# #HouseChurch# #BeijingJiaquan# #ChristianPersecution# #FreePastorZhou#