ne day, we preached the Gospel in a woman's home. Just while we were praising God and explaining the meaning of the song, several uniformed police appeared. They demanded to know what type of movement we belonged to and what kind of propaganda we were spreading.

So, I politely asked them to sit down and I served them water to drink, before revealing that we were Christians witnessing for the Lord. One of the women in our group boldly courageously witnessed that her entire town knows she is a believer and that there is nothing wrong with being a Christian.

The men listened patiently and acknowledged Christianity as a fine religion. However, they admitted that orders had come from above instructing them to vigilantly ensure the success of the 16th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. They told us to leave the place and stop going anywhere else to spread Christianity.— Liwei, Bible League-trained Bible study leader, China.  

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