By Barbara Latta
Cheing Jie was a young mother, pastor’s wife and
kindergarten director when she was
arrested in 2014 for “illegal business
operations” due to her use of religious curriculum in the school where she
worked in China. After being released two years later, she was reunited with
her young sons whom she had not seen during her imprisonment, even though she
had been allowed visits from her husband. Despite the hardships of prison,
Cheing Jie said she was able to minister to the other women incarcerated with
her and the letters she received from those who support ministries who help
persecuted Christians kept her strong. The International Day of Prayer for the
Persecuted Church is November 6. This story is only one among many to show how
important it is for us to pray for our brothers and sisters in Christ who are
being persecuted for their faith.
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| International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church is November 6. |
