VOMK Tuesday Report

CHINA: GOVERNMENT SHUTS DOWN SMALL DEAF CHURCH AS “ILLEGAL SOCIAL ORGANIZATION”

CHINA: GOVERNMENT SHUTS DOWN SMALL DEAF CHURCH AS “ILLEGAL SOCIAL ORGANIZATION”

A small deaf church in Meihekou, Jilin Province is the latest target of the Chinese government’s crackdown on Christianity, according to persecution watchdog Voice of the Martyrs Korea and its US partner ministry China Aid. “Tiebei Deaf Christian Church is one of two Christian churches banned as ‘illegal organizations’ in the past year in Jilin ...

VIETNAM: BELIEVERS GAIN CHRIST, LOSE ALL THINGS

VIETNAM: BELIEVERS GAIN CHRIST, LOSE ALL THINGS

Three Christian families in Vietnam each recently faced the ultimate test of faith: Give up following Christ or lose your house, land, and money. According to Voice of the Martyrs Korea Representative Dr. Hyun Sook Foley, all three families chose Christ.   “These three families are living examples of what the Apostle Paul wrote in Philippians ...

CHINA: IMPRISONED PASTOR SEEKS TO IMITATE PAUL BY PRAISING GOD LOUDLY AND BLESSING HIS PRISON GUARDS

CHINA: IMPRISONED PASTOR SEEKS TO IMITATE PAUL BY PRAISING GOD LOUDLY AND BLESSING HIS PRISON GUARDS

A Chinese elder detained since 2021 wrote his family that the Apostle Paul is his model for behavior in prison and that like Paul, he seeks to praise God loudly and bless the prison guards assigned to watch him. According to Voice of the Martyrs Korea and its China ministry partner, US-based China Aid, Elder ...

LAOS: “IF YOU HAVE A LOT OF PEOPLE COMING TO JESUS, YOU NEED A LOT OF BIBLES”

LAOS: “IF YOU HAVE A LOT OF PEOPLE COMING TO JESUS, YOU NEED A LOT OF BIBLES”

The number of Christians in Laos continues to grow dramatically, according to Voice of the Martyrs Korea. But opposition from family members and local authorities means that Bible distribution to those new Christians has to be done through discrete, personal deliveries by local Christian workers, not large-scale distributions by foreign missionaries. Voice of the Martyrs ...

BURKINA FASO: NEW PROJECT HELPS REFUGEE PASTORS SUPPORT THEIR FAMILIES AND CHURCHES AS JIHADIST ATTACKS WORSEN

BURKINA FASO: NEW PROJECT HELPS REFUGEE PASTORS SUPPORT THEIR FAMILIES AND CHURCHES AS JIHADIST ATTACKS WORSEN

According to United Nations estimates, as much as 10 percent of Burkina Faso’s population has been displaced by Islamic Jihadist attacks in the country’s northern region. According to Voice of the Martyrs Korea, Christians are a particular target of the Jihadists, and pastors in the affected areas are working hard to keep their congregations safe, ...