These elderly Chinese women do a Bible study with younger believers in rural China.

At approximately 10 am on Sunday February 28, several plainclothes police raided Chongqing Living Fountain Church, breaking up the small house church gathering and arresting two men, one of whom was preaching that day.

Church raids seem to be such a common event in China that the Chongqing raid hardly seems newsworthy—except for when considering the church’s membership profile.

Chongqing Living Fountain Church is a church composed almost entirely of elderly women.


Warmly in Christ,
Pastor Foley and Dr. Foley


What song would an NK underground Christian sing in a home worship service?

How would an NK underground Christian share a Scripture verse amongst family members or friends?

In this video, Missionary Trevor answers these questions by worshipping in a similar way to how our persecuted brothers and sisters would worship.

Join together with Trevor in this Hebrews 13:3 activity!



Ms. Ju and Ms. Liang were falsely imprisoned by the Chinese government three years ago. The government said that they were cult leaders and the fact that they owned the books "Pilgrim's Progress" and "Streams in the Desert" was proof of their guilt.

After years of searching, we now have located the prison address where both of these ladies are being held.

Join us in writing them a letter so that we can remind them that they are not forgotten!

 

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Pray for NK Bible distribution that is happening throughout the month of March. NK Bible distribution never really stops, but the Lord has given us several new opportunities for distribution in March. Many of these are audio Bibles that go directly to NKs inside of North Korea. Please pray for each person that receives one of these Bibles and for those who are distributing them. 


Pray for the family of NK UU student, Mrs. K who recently passed away. Mrs. K has been fighting cancer for some time, and she just passed away. On the way to the hospital, VOMK staff worshipped together with her by singing and reciting scripture. The Lord has redeemed Mrs. K, brought reconciliation to her family and used Mrs. K as a missionary to reach her own people. Praise the Lord for his work in Mrs. K’s life and please pray for Mrs. K’s family and for our other UU students who were close to her.