Below are the two testimonies written on the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of the dedication of the hundred-year-old church in Shanxi Province.
Born in the mountain areas, "Leader Qu" started believing God after his wife but became a faithful servant who stands as firm as a mountain for the Lord.
Wang believes that today's believers encounter many practical issues, such as family conflicts and financial problems, so the church has to step in to help them deal with these issues.
Zhenzhu is such a simple person, just obeying, relying, and thanking God. Wherever she goes, she always gathers many people who are willing to follow the Lord.
Like Hudson Taylor and other western missionaries to China, the man "born for China", learns Chinese, lives, and befriends the locals to win them for Christ. In an exclusive interview with China Christian Daily in August, Pastor Balcombe shared his recent insights about churches in China, Pentecostalism, overseas Chinese churches, and the global church.
Born in a small county in North China, a female pastor came to Pentecostalism after gathering in a traditional church for many years. Then she and her husband lead a Pentecostal church. She shared her arduous journey on the path of personal growth and ministry spanning over two decades.
Brother Xiaobei is currently a freelance preacher, serving with his wife in northern China. But before turning to Christ, he grew up in a single-parent family without maternal love and suffered from poverty. In despair, his life has changed since he encountered Jesus.
Rev. Huang Kechang in Fujian Province not only raised funds to establish a elementary school, but also led the demolition and reconstruction of Shima Church in Zhangzhou, which was in danger of collapse.