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Watchdogs Complain Repeated Abuse against South China Church Leader

Christian persecution watchdogs have warned of the repeated severe abuse against the leader of South China Church, who is now imprisoned by the Chinese government for the charge of forming 'evil cult
Bay Area Chinese MegaChurch Hosts Multi-Ethnic Prayer Meeting

A leading Chinese megachurch at the San Francisco Bay Area has experienced the power of uniting in prayers on the first ever multi-ethnic prayer meeting.
Indonesian Christian Leaders Issue Joint Christmas Message to Calm Congregations

Protestant and Catholic leaders in Indonesia issued a public statement, urging Christians
U.N. Expert: Torture Remains Widespread in China Despite Decline

Though there is a decline, and government officials are increasingly recognizing it, torture remains widespread in China, a U.N. human rights expert said on Friday.
Taiwan and the Vatican Continue Diplomatic Relations Despite Speculations

Taiwan's President told a top Vatican official that he hoped ties will continue despite growing speculation that the Vatican will break ties with Taiwan in order to open a dialogue with China.

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