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Wu Wuqing
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Arrest and Detainment of Elderly Believers

Church members gather outside the police
station, awaiting news of the detainees.
Photo: ChinaAidOver the years, the Early Rain Covenant Church has faced significant opposition, dating back to a large raid that occurred in December 2018 when more than 100 believers were arrested. The raid also involved the arrest of the church's senior pastor, Wang Yi, who was sentenced to nine years in prison. (The initially posted Persecution & Prayer Alert reporting on this situation may be accessed at accessed here.)
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Further Raid Against Early Rain Covenant Church

Police raid at the Early Rain Covenant Church.
Photo: ChinaAidThe Early Rain Covenant Church has experienced significant and sustained governmental pressure, particularly since a major raid took place in December 2018, resulting in a nine-year prison sentence against Pastor Wang Yi. Despite ongoing opposition, the church has remained steadfast in its commitment to continue gathering for worship and ministering in the community.
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Preacher of Early Rain Church Faces Harassment

Preacher Wu Wuqing
Photo: ChinaAid
Since December 2018, the Early Rain Covenant Church in Chengdu, China, has been subjected to repeated raids and ongoing oppression from Communist Party authorities who seek to shut down the influential unregistered church. Though the church's pastor, Wang Yi, is serving a nine-year prison sentence, members of the church continue to boldly reach out with the Gospel message.
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Preacher's Family Locked in Their Home

Chain-locked door at the minister's home.
Photo: Early Rain ChurchMembers of the Early Rain Covenant Church in Sichuan, China, continue to face harassment as authorities attempt to shut down their unregistered church. While the head pastor, Wang Yi, is serving a nine-year prison sentence, other members of the church have also encountered consistent persecution.
