VOM workers recently returned from a visit to Inner Mongolia, where they met Christians working and serving in spite of persecution. Watch to find out more about the Christians of that region, and how the VOM purchase of a van expanded the reach of the ministry of a bold front-line worker.

As I write this, I am flying at 30,000 feet on my way to a restricted nation in North Africa to meet with some of our sisters and brothers. It is an incredible honor to serve alongside people who are willing to advance the Kingdom in the most difficult places on earth.

Why is the church in China growing so quickly? One reason is because Chinese Christians are focused and intentional about sharing the gospel message with others.

What does it mean to follow Christ in Tibet?

“Are you willing to go to jail for three years in order to keep working with us on this project?” It is an intimidating question, but those who secretly deliver Bibles to China’s Christians know that it is a very real risk.

When his wife, Cheng Jie, was sent to prison because the kindergarten she managed used Christian materials to teach the children, Pastor Du Hong Bo was left alone to raise the couple’s two children.

House church leaders in China teach new believers that to be a faithful follower of Christ, one must be willing to suffer for his faith.

Recently a VOM international worker made a trip to visit persecuted Christians in China. He kept a video diary of the trip, which we have been sharing this week on the Persecution Blog.

Recently a VOM international worker made a trip to visit persecuted Christians in China. He kept a video diary of the trip, which we will be sharing this week on the Persecution Blog.

Recently a VOM international worker made a trip to visit persecuted Christians in China. He kept a video diary of the trip, which we will be sharing this week on the Persecution Blog.