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From time to time we will include reports direct from
"travelers to China".
Unless the travelers permit, we will leave their names
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Ten
minutes from the Olympic Village police welded Pastor Hua Huiqi
inside his home. They do not want to let him out. What is going on? |
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Read
The "China Report" |
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We are especially honored to bring
you the link to this special report from Voice of the Martyrs
USED BY
PERMISSION: The Voice of the Martyrs
www.persecution.com |
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August 8th, 2008 |
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Our time
going to the earthquake village went great! No checkpoints or
security problems, every seat on our bus was filled, over 40 kids
loved the Children’s Olympics…everything we asked you to pray for He
answered.
Read The
Whole Travelogue |
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August 8th, 2008 |
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we arrived
at the village this afternoon, getting to know local people and
kids. Condition is worse than expected, no power and running water.
7 brothers squeeze in a small room, same with 7 sisters. We will
start class tomorrow with about 30 kids, but no classroom available,
kitchen and open space is the temporary classroom… anyhow kids are
very excited to see us, though a bit scary, we are all in a good
mood.
Read The
Whole Travelogue |
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August 6th, 2008 |
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No one on
May 12—not even geologists—had reason to suspect the time bomb that
was silently ticking beneath their feet. One minute later, the earth
shook violently.
As monstrous spasms convulsed the landscape, massive cement
buildings were crushed like egg shells. Tragically, thousands of men, women, and
children would never emerge from the debris.
At one school, almost 900 children—all eighth and ninth
graders—were instantly buried. Elsewhere, buried teenagers struggled to free
themselves from the ruins while others were crying for help. As dazed parents
stumbled in search of their children in the hours that followed, at least seven
more earthquakes rocked the area.
Read The
Whole Travelogue |
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July 22nd, 2008 |
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I had heard that among a
minority ethnic race “______” in (__province__), over 80% are
Believers. I had the opportunity to visit (__province__) in person.
Before starting out on the trip, I neither knew the place that I was
about to visit nor was aware that I am no longer a 30 year old. Not
recognizing my own physical limitation, I requested the tour guide
to take me to his village. We spent half day on a train, then on a
bus and then on a car and then got on a boat sailing down the
(__River__).
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Whole Travelogue |
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