http://servingchina.org/blog The cries of God's people for the land of China Sun, 19 Apr 2009 21:24:44 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en A House Church Pastor’s Perspective By Brother Dong EDITORS’ NOTE: This month we are so glad to present you with a letter written first-hand by a leading Chinese house church pastor himself! “Brother Dong” is a premiere Christian leader on a nationwide scale, involved in a very wide spectrum of Christian work ... http://servingchina.org/blog/?p=18 This Christmas Would You Join Us in A North Korean Christmas Tradition? How do you celebrate the coming of Christ, in a land where the mere mention of His name, or even just the holiday, can send you and all your relatives to prison for life? That is what underground Christians in ... http://servingchina.org/blog/?p=16 The people in the earthquake zone have been out of the news, but subsequently rains  caused widespread flooding and mudslides.  In some villages most of the people's belongings were swept away, leaving them with only the clothes on their backs.  In addition, in many cases, all the means of livelihood ... http://servingchina.org/blog/?p=14 On May 12, 2008 an earthquake measuring 7.9 on the richter scale struck Sichuan province in China. There were an estimated 68,000 people killed in the quake, with another nearly 5 million homeless. Relief workers estimate at least a 5 year rebuilding effort. The pain of those ... http://servingchina.org/blog/?p=11 The China Games & Beyond Prayer Journal is designed to guide you through an experience of prayer (and perhaps fasting) in the 40 days surrounding the 2008 Games in Beijing. Each day contains a meditation, prayer points, questions for reflection, and blank pages for writing your prayers and reflections. The journal is ... http://servingchina.org/blog/?p=9 This is a place of prayer dedicated to serving the needs of China. Whether praying for long term workers in China, for the people of China, or for those who simply wish to see the love of Jesus Christ blossom in this land - this is a place to cry ... http://servingchina.org/blog/?p=3