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China

Where We Assist

China

At a Glance

  • Fastest growing church movement in history
  • Controlling government that closely monitors churches
  • Enormous need for trained leaders
  • Growing materialism and corruption
  • Unreached people groups: 441

China is going through a challenging season. Many young people are out of work and feel hopeless. Thousands of churches were closed during the pandemic, and most have not been permitted to reopen. In addition, new regulations targeting house churches have made it illegal for pastors to collect tithes. Christians are now meeting together in small groups, resulting in a huge need for trained leaders. Over the years, ministries assisted by Christian Aid Mission have been able to train thousands of pastors and Christian leaders in underground churches. They are heavily engaged in reaching minority ethnic groups unreached by the gospel and translating the Bible into their languages.

Ministry Highlight

Missionaries working among remote, ethnic minorities partnered with teachers at small, local schools to help raise awareness about the importance of education, as many children do not attend school, and provided school supplies to poor children. They also distributed food, blankets, and warm clothing to earthquake victims in the region. Their efforts yielded three small groups of believers who meet weekly.

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How You Can Make a Difference

Indigenous missionaries in China courageously persevere despite the challenges of new laws that penalize their work and increased surveillance to enforce such laws. They must operate with much wisdom and faith in God’s protection and provision. Your prayers and financial support encourage them, remind them that they are not alone, and strengthen their work so they can reach even more souls for Christ.

From the Mission Field in China

Help Strengthen Believers’ Spiritual Foundation in China
Local missionaries shared the gospel with a devout Buddhist, and the man began to attend church services. During these times, he actively listened to the sermons and asked questions when he did not understand Bible passages. But he has yet to remove the icons and idols from his home. “When his faith has become more mature and stable, we pray he will be convicted that this is not God-pleasing and he will be willing to dismantle the idols and icons,” the ministry leader said. “This will take some time.”
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Assist Missionaries Sharing Christ’s Love in China
A young man who used to attend a local church fell away from pursuing Jesus as he got older. Recently, however, he returned to church, and the leaders there took him under their wing, providing care and support to him as he struggles to find his way in life. “Brothers and sisters at our church teach him biblical truths and encourage him to find meaning and direction in life through faith,” the ministry leader said. “His life has shown significant growth.”
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Equip Believers for Kingdom Work in China
A local ministry has been overwhelmed with requests to open new Bible studies in different locations; and there are now 874 studies across the country with many also requesting Bible study materials for children and teens. One woman and her husband began attending a study together and learned about worship hymns, with the recommendation they allow their children to pick their favorite hymns during family devotions. “This was a real treasure for us,” the woman said. “Each week, a family member shares a verse, along with a hymn, that was particularly inspiring to him or her.”
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Assist With Kingdom Work in China
When local missionaries came upon an elderly woman struggling to walk down the road, they offered her a ride, which she accepted with gratitude. Later, the missionaries began to regularly visit her, and she gave her life to Christ. But her son was displeased with her decision and persecuted her. Eventually, however, he began to grow curious about the gospel and now initiates conversations with the missionaries and invites them to his home. “This transformation is a testament to God’s grace,” the ministry leader said. Your donations assist missionaries as they evangelize the lost.
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Bring the Light of Christ to the Lost in China
Together, several local missionaries opened a fast-food restaurant near a hospital so they could be near patients and their families and share the gospel with them when they came to eat. In a six-month period, the missionaries have told 20 adults about Jesus. Five of those expressed interest in learning more about Him, and three gave their lives to Him and were baptized. “Many elderly patients dine in the restaurant after they saw doctors from the hospital there,” the ministry leader said. “Our coworkers use any opportunity to share the gospel with the customers.” Donations of $25 or $50 support such outreach opportunities.
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Assist Missionaries as They Serve Others in China
When a man who struggled with addiction began receiving help through a local ministry’s rehabilitation center, his sister also began to visit the center. She suffered from schizophrenia, however, and had difficulty connecting with others or finding the motivation to participate in any activities there. But after a while, a change began to occur. Missionaries noticed her engaging with the workers and even taking the initiative in doing devotions. “We are encouraged to witness this precious life being transformed through Jesus Christ,” the ministry leader said. Your donations of $60 or $120 support missionaries as they build relationships with others.
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