This is the latest news from China Aid about the arrest of college students. Please add them to your prayer lists. God bless you.

Our friend, Bob Fu, from China Aid sent out an email last night concerning a conversation he had with Gao Zhisheng. I'd like to share that with you today. Thank you all for your support and prayers for Gao.

China Aid is reporting on the recent persecution the Seventh Day Adventist church has had to endure. This reminds me that free worship is a blessing and that not everyone has that blessing. Please keep this church in your prayers. More at China Aid.

The latest news about Gao is good, but we still need to keep praying so that he can be reunited with his wife and children.

XINJIANG--On March 22nd, 5:00 PM (local time), two Christian women (one native to Kuche, Xinjiang) were arrested for passing out Christian gospel flyers on the streets in Akesu, Xinjiang. Kuche Police joined forces with local Akesu authorities to arrest the two women. The police were not in uniform and provided no legal documents, violating standard legal procedures for the arrests. The two women were detained and interrogated by police for about two hours. Both were released at 7:00 PM (local).

Today is the 400th day Gao Zhisheng has been missing. And we keep bringing this story to you because we know that sometimes in our daily lives that it's easy to forget the suffering of others because we're not personally involved.

BEIJING--On Saturday, well-known Christian legal scholar Dr. Fan Yafeng planned to meet with a Spanish press reporter for dinner. He received a call earlier in the week, advising him not to attend the meeting with the foreign reporter. Refusing to be intimidated by the police, Dr. Fan made plans to attend anyway.