Christians in China now face a brutal new demand from communist authorities. Every Sunday service must begin with worshippers singing the regime’s anthem and praising communist “heroes” before they’re allowed to sing hymns. This twisted ritual forces believers to bow to the state before honoring God.
Church leaders risk jail simply for collecting offerings. The regime labels tithes “illegal funds,” punishing pastors who dare to support their congregations. Faithful shepherds disappear into secret police vans while their Bibles are burned as “evidence” of crimes.
House churches face violent raids by armed officers smashing through doors. Families praying in living rooms get dragged away for “re-education.” The state demands believers sign papers renouncing Christ—or lose their jobs, homes, and children.
Missionaries face expulsion as Xi Jinping wages war on foreign influence. Underground networks report increased surveillance using facial recognition and loyalty score apps. Even sharing Bible verses online can land citizens in “patriotic education” camps.
While American liberals stay silent, brave Chinese Christians resist. Mothers memorize Scripture after officials confiscate Bibles. Teenagers meet in forests to sing worship songs. The underground church grows faster than the regime can arrest its members.
Global elites ignore this persecution to protect trade deals. The UN offers empty statements while Beijing jails pastors. China’s tyranny exposes the hypocrisy of woke corporations who virtue-signal about rights but profit from communist oppression.
This isn’t just about religion—it’s about crushing any loyalty higher than the Party. The CCP fears Christianity’s message of inherent human dignity and divine justice. A faith that honors God over government poses an existential threat to communist control.
Yet the church thrives in darkness. Every raid creates new martyrs. Every banned hymn gets sung louder in secret. The gates of hell won’t prevail—even when they’re painted red and fly communist flags.
