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  • During the last days,

  • God has once again become flesh in the Eastin China.

  • In 1991, Almighty God, Christ of the last days, formally took up His ministry.

  • Since then, Almighty God has expressed millions of words

  • and carried out the work of judgment beginning from the house of God.

  • God's sheep hear His voice.

  • The people of various denominations who loved the truth and yearned for God's appearance,

  • have recognized that Almighty God's words are the truth,

  • and that this is the voice of God.

  • They believed that Almighty God was the return of the Lord Jesus,

  • and one by one they came before Almighty God.

  • The appearance and work of Almighty God sparked panic in the CCP.

  • The CCP issued numerous secret documents,

  • and mobilized the armed police and army

  • to maniacally oppress and eradicate the Church.

  • The whole of mainland China rained blood, dark clouds descended,

  • and there was universal outrage and indignation.

  • Today, the Christians of all the house churches,

  • particularly those of The Church of Almighty God,

  • are experiencing even more brutal and bloody persecution by the CCP government.

  • These Christians' bloodshed and loss of life ring like a song of victory over the forces of Satan,

  • and tell the grisly tale of Chinese Christians' persecution.

  • In November of 2011,

  • the CCP government began a new round of crackdowns

  • persecuting house churches all over Henan Province,

  • and arresting many Christians.

  • On November 15, Lin Haochen, a Christian of The Church of Almighty God,

  • heard that the police were arresting people in the area near his home.

  • He frantically hurried home to check on his family.

  • The moment he arrived in the village,

  • Lin Haochen could feel something was off.

  • His usually bustling village was eerily still.

  • The streets were oppressively silent and empty.

  • His heart thumped in his chest,

  • seeming to leap into his throat.

  • Brother?

  • From the mess in his house,

  • Lin Haochen was certain the CCP police had searched it,

  • and the man who was arrested in the police car was none other than his older brother.

  • Lin Haochen didn't know whether his parents had been arrested,

  • which made him even more uneasy.

  • Lin Haochen was worried about his parents' safety

  • and feared that his brother would be tortured by the police.

  • He had never been more anxious.

  • He could never have imagined

  • that his happy family could be ruined in an instant by the CCP.

  • Haochen, play us a song.

  • Play a hymn in praise of God.

  • OK.

  • Lin Haochen and his older brother

  • adopted their parents' belief in the Lord Jesus as children.

  • In 2001,

  • his family accepted the last days' work of Almighty Godthe return of the Lord Jesus.

  • They accepted duties in the church,

  • and lived a full and happy life.

  • Mr. Lin, understand this,

  • you've done nothing but cause trouble for us.

  • The Lin family was well-known locally for their belief in the Lord,

  • and news of their belief in Almighty God spread very quickly.

  • The village cadres often visited

  • to threaten Lin Aizhong and his wife into giving up their faith.

  • Even when they met the Lins on the road, they would question them.

  • Don't go around spreading the gospel

  • But even though the village cadres threatened and tried to frighten Lin Aizhong,

  • he maintained his belief in God and continued his duties.

  • Thanks be to God that we can come before God

  • Mr. Lin! Mr. Lin!

  • I'll go see what's happening.

  • Mr. Lin!

  • Who is it?

  • It's me. Open the door.

  • Who is it?

  • It's me, Liang. Open the door.

  • Let's go! Go! Go! Go! (What are you doing?)

  • Get in there! (What are you doing?)

  • Hey!

  • Stand up!

  • In the spring of 2002,

  • Lin Aizhong was reported by an evildoer

  • for spreading the kingdom gospel in his home.

  • The police searched his home,

  • and arrested him and three other Christians

  • for the crime of "illegally spreading religion."

  • Daddy! Daddy! Don't take him please!

  • Daddy! Daddy! Daddy! …

  • Lin Haochen watched his father forcefully taken by the police.

  • His young heart was filled with sadness and terror,

  • leaving a scar that would never heal.

  • Even though Lin Aizhong was released home the next day,

  • village cadres came every few days to harass them after that,

  • and assigned people to monitor them closely.

  • The police also came frequently to search the house

  • and threaten Lin Aizhong.

  • If they discovered he still believed in God,

  • they would arrest him and put him through the labor reform system.

  • To avoid being arrested by the CCP,

  • Lin Aizhong was forced to leave his home and go far away.

  • Lei.

  • Dad.

  • You're big now.

  • Listen to your mother at home.

  • Haochen.

  • Dad, I don't want you to go.

  • Lin Haochen couldn't bear to watch his father leave.

  • I'll be back before you know it.

  • Just listen to your mother.

  • He thought he would never see his father again.

  • Your father will be back soon.

  • As Lin Haochen silently watched as his father walked out the door,

  • he could only cry in his heart.

  • After Lin Aizhong left,

  • his wife Liu Xiuying took up the burden of supporting the family.

  • She had asthma, and couldn't bear hard work,

  • but now she was under enormous pressure, and slowly, she became weaker.

  • Lin Haochen was worried about his mother.

  • Even when he was bullied outside, he didn't tell her.

  • Oh, you're home. (Yeah.)

  • Dinner will be ready soon.

  • OK.

  • It was almost the Spring Festival of 2003,

  • and everywhere families were celebrating and reuniting.

  • Even though it seemed like only an instant,

  • Lin Aizhong had been gone for more than half a year.

  • Without his father,

  • Lin Haochen felt lost and dejected.

  • He couldn't find any happiness.

  • Lin Haochen missed his father terribly,

  • and blindly hoped that he would come home for Chinese New Year.

  • Tell us, now, who is he hiding with?

  • Lin Haochen's father wasn't waiting for him.

  • Tell us!

  • Instead, the CCP police who he feared and loathed had come uninvited.

  • You little brat! Come here! Come here! Come on! Come on!

  • Talk! Where is your father? Has he come back yet?

  • I don't know. (Talk now, brat, or I'll beat you!)

  • He's just a boy! What are you doing?

  • We haven't broken any laws. Why are you treating us like this?

  • Believing in God is against the law!

  • Tell us! Where is Lin Aizhong?

  • I don't know.

  • You still don't know?

  • Don't think there aren't other ways to get it out of you if you don't tell us.

  • I'm telling you,

  • even if he ran to the ends of the earth, I'm going to catch him!

  • So, has he called you on the phone?

  • I don't know.

  • Hello!

  • Good morning, teacher.

  • The threats from the police and the attacks and ostracization by his teachers and classmates

  • were unbearable misery and suffering for the young Lin Haochen.

  • He lived in the shadow of inferiority.

  • He was cut off from everyone,

  • and no one except his older brother was willing to play with him.

  • He often felt lonely and helpless,

  • and became more and more silent and antisocial.

  • Their brothers and sisters from the church often came to support and help them.

  • Through the comfort found in God's word,

  • they slowly emerged from the fog of darkness.

  • We still have to obediently follow God.

  • You little brat, it's you again!

  • Why aren't you in school?

  • In the summer of 2003,

  • Lin Haochen had taken a brother of the church with him

  • to preach the kingdom gospel to a friend.

  • Unfortunately, an evildoer reported them,

  • and they were caught and brought to the police station.

  • How dare you do such a thing?

  • The next day, the police told his school.

  • They threatened the school, forcing them to punish Lin Haochen harshly.

  • His teacher's words gravely wounded Lin Haochen's young soul.

  • He didn't understand.

  • He thought, everyone who believes in God is good,

  • so why do they experience so much discrimination and pain?

  • After his teacher's talk with him,

  • Lin Haochen was forced to quit school.

  • Do you understand me?

  • At that time, he was 12 years old.

  • You've embarrassed us.

  • Since the first half of 2003,

  • the SARS epidemic has reached 24 areas in mainland China.

  • 5327 cases of SARS have been reported.

  • Faced with the epidemic,

  • the Party Central Committee has rapidly formulated a series of major measures

  • to incorporate the epidemic prevention.

  • Lei, go take a shower with your brother.

  • Haochen, take a shower with Lei, you can play afterward.

  • After he was expelled,

  • Lin Haochen became very quiet and depressed.

  • He often spent his time alone and in silence.

  • He wanted to go to school,

  • but his right to education had been mercilessly stripped away by the CCP.

  • Daddy!

  • Dad!

  • Haochen!

  • Dad!

  • Lei!

  • Dad, it's so good that you're back! I've missed you so much!

  • I've missed you too.

  • In 2003, the SARS epidemic erupted all over China,

  • leading to widespread panic.

  • The epidemic also struck the city where Lin Aizhong was hiding.

  • The local government demanded that non-local residents return to their homes.

  • Meanwhile, the police in Lin Aizhong's hometown feared infection,

  • and no longer dared to arrest at will.

  • Only these conditions allowed Lin Aizhong to return home.

  • Lin Haochen was overjoyed and excited to see his father.

  • The family was finally reunited.

  • Everything at home is good.

  • That's great!

  • In the years that followed,

  • although the village cadres often came to the house

  • to threaten the Lins into giving up their faith,

  • the family continued to believe in God and perform their duties.

  • In November of 2011,

  • across the entire province of Henan,

  • an intensified round of crackdowns and arrests

  • against The Church of Almighty God codenamed "Thunder III" was initiated.

  • According to secret CCP internal documents,

  • this crackdown mobilized state security,

  • technical detectives, internet surveillance, and other departments

  • for an 8-month program of secret surveillance,

  • over which more than 500 phone records were analyzed

  • and Christians were tracked and followed in more than 100 instances

  • by agents in several different guises.

  • Many Christians from The Church of Almighty God were illegally arrested in the Henan area,

  • massive sums of the church's wealth were taken away,

  • and many Christians were forced to leave their homes and flee.

  • Some of the victims of these frantic CCP arrests were Lin Haochen's family.

  • Hey, the eggs are ready!

  • They're ready? Hurry up! Quit taking so much time!

  • Wu, do you want one?

  • When the CCP police learned

  • that Lin Haochen's family kept watch over the church's money,

  • they immediately became a primary target.

  • On November 15, the police searched the Lin house,

  • but didn't find anything,

  • so they stayed at the house the entire day,

  • hoping to wait and catch all four members of the family at once.

  • Fortunately, Lin Aizhong and his wife learned of the raid beforehand,

  • safely transferred the church funds elsewhere,

  • and found another place to hide.

  • But, because they weren't able to contact their sons,

  • their older son was arrested that day when he came home from work.

  • After that, the CCP police always had someone watching the Lin home.

  • At the same time,

  • the CCP began a massive city-wide manhunt.

  • House by house, they searched for and arrested Christians of The Church of Almighty God.

  • To avoid arrest by the CCP,

  • Lin Haochen was forced to leave home.

  • He had to go into hiding everywhere he went, helped by his brothers and sisters.

  • In February of 2012, using another identity,

  • Lin Haochen found work in a factory.

  • Before long, through his brothers and sisters,

  • he heard news of his parents,

  • and learned that they had escaped,

  • and that his brother had been released.

  • It was only then that the tension in his heart eased a little.

  • In his days working at the factory, he often missed his family,

  • and hoped that he could see them soon.

  • Even though he didn't know where his parents were,

  • he always believed he would see them again one day.

  • Lin Haochen's brothers and sisters from the church often met with him

  • to read God's word and share their life experience.

  • One day,

  • Lin Haochen arrived early at a meeting place.

  • The sudden and devastating news of his mother's death

  • struck Lin Haochen like a lightning bolt, and left him in shock.

  • At that moment,

  • his mind was utterly drained of thoughts.

  • It was a fact he couldn't bring himself to believe or accept.

  • He had seen his mother only a few months ago.

  • How could she suddenly pass away?

  • What happened to her?

  • Haochen, what's the matter?

  • Oh, Haochen, what is it?

  • Haochen, Haochen, don't be sad. (Haochen, don't be sad.)

  • It would be okay. (Let's pray to God.)

  • Don't cry.

  • God will help us. (Don't be too sad.)

  • That'll be alright.

  • Let's pray.

  • Pray with us.

  • Lin Haochen wanted nothing more than to see his mother again and hear her voice,

  • but that was impossible now.

  • He thought back on all the happy memories of life with his mother,

  • and the more he thought, the more the pain rent his heart.

  • Hey, Haochen,

  • it'll be cold this morning and tonight,

  • take this jacket. (OK.)

  • And have a safe trip, please.

  • OK. I'm going, Mom.

  • OK.

  • He didn't sleep that night, every moment was torment.

  • It was the first time he had ever felt that the night could last so long,

  • it felt endless

  • The passing of his mother caused Lin Haochen immense pain.

  • It was only through the consolation and encouragement of God's word,

  • through the faith and strength it gave him,

  • that the pain in his heart eased somewhat.

  • Haochen, hurry, the police are coming! (What?)

  • Go find a place to hide!

  • Quick! (Okay.)

  • But the arrests and persecution of the Lin family by the CCP still hadn't stopped.

  • The police were searching everywhere for them.

  • He was forced to leave the factory and hide everywhere he went.

  • Dammit!

  • Yeah, this place is a mess.

  • That's where we store the animal feed.

  • Come on, let's go.

  • OK.

  • Let's go now.

  • Report to us if you see anyone suspicious. (OK.)

  • After living for so long under this terrible anxiety and fear,

  • Lin Haochen's body and mind were exhausted,

  • and he felt tormented and apprehensive.

  • After experiencing so much persecution by the CCP,

  • Lin Haochen saw its evil face more clearly than ever.

  • In April of 2012, to avoid capture by the CCP,

  • Lin Haochen and several of his brothers and sisters

  • decided to continue spreading the kingdom gospel in another province.

  • Hey, Brother Luo is here.

  • Dad!

  • Dad!

  • Haochen!

  • Dad! Dad!

  • Haochen!

  • It's so great! (Yes, it is.)

  • They found each other.

  • Dad, what happened to you and Mom that night?

  • I didn't take care of your mom.

  • That night, to avoid the CCP,

  • your mother and I managed to escape.

  • We fled our brother's and sister's home.

  • We made it into the mountains,

  • and hid in a cave

  • Yes, hurry, in there.

  • That night,

  • Lin Aizhong and his wife Liu Xiuying escaped capture by the CCP.

  • After a difficult and treacherous escape,

  • they hid in a mountain cave, and lost touch with the church.

  • Because they lacked food and warm clothing,

  • hunger and cold took their toll,

  • and after days of being afraid, Liu Xiuying fell ill.

  • Xiuying!

  • Xiuying!

  • Xiuying! Xiuying! …

  • At around 8:00 p.m. on March 2, 2012,

  • Liu Xiuying had an asthma attack.

  • At age 48, and missing her family members deeply,

  • she passed away.

  • Xiuying! Xiuying! …

  • His mother was driven to death by the CCP,

  • and his father was aged and pushed to the brink of exhaustion.

  • This filled Lin Haochen's heart with torment and loathing.

  • If not for the CCP arrests and persecution,

  • his mother wouldn't have suddenly died of her illness,

  • and their family wouldn't have been forced to flee.

  • On the bus headed south, father and son sat in silence.

  • Neither dared bring up the painful memories.

  • Come in and take a look. (OK, thanks.)

  • Come in, come in. (Okay.)

  • What do you think? Are you satisfied with it?

  • Who is it?

  • Police, we're checking household registrations.

  • Oh, then come in.

  • Who are these people?

  • They came here to rent the room.

  • Get out your IDs now, we need to check them.

  • Be careful,

  • don't rent your apartment to believers in God.

  • Oh, alright. (Or else you'll be fined!)

  • OK, OK. (Aside from them, are there any other tenants?)

  • Yes. They're upstairs.

  • You wait here. I'll go check upstairs.

  • Lin Aizhong had been arrested for spreading the gospel before.

  • If he was found, he would be arrested again.

  • Seeing the danger,

  • father and son prayed together silently, begging God for a way out.

  • Hey, what are you doing?

  • I'm talking to you.

  • Let's go! Now!

  • Quick, catch them!

  • Run!

  • Now!

  • Stop!

  • Stop right there!

  • Stop running!

  • Come on, Dad!

  • Stop! Where do you think you're going?

  • Lin Haochen thought,

  • even though his mother was gone,

  • he could at least live with his father.

  • But on their first day in Sichuan,

  • they encountered a police search and capture sweep.

  • After a short reunion, father and son were again forced apart.

  • Before long,

  • Lin Haochen found a local Church of Almighty God.

  • As he worked to spread the kingdom gospel,

  • he also sought news of his father's whereabouts.

  • During this time,

  • he was nearly arrested on several occasions,

  • but each time, he was lucky enough to escape.

  • In 2013, the CCP launched mass arrests of Church of Almighty God members

  • in Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan, Chongqing, and other areas.

  • Many Christians familiar to Lin Haochen were arrested one after the other.

  • On March 29, just past nine in the morning,

  • while he was waiting for two sisters at Wetland Park in Guangyuan City, Sichuan Province,

  • he was suddenly arrested.

  • Freeze! Freeze! Freeze!

  • Raise your head.

  • That's him.

  • Take him away!

  • Why are you arresting me?

  • Why?

  • The police took Lin Haochen to the police station,

  • where they searched him, registered him, and took his photo,

  • then transferred him overnight to the Cangxi County Detention Center.

  • What's your name?

  • The next day,

  • state security police questioned Lin Haochen.

  • Where is your hometown?

  • The police tried every possible method to threaten and frighten him.

  • Time and again they asked him for information on church leaders and church funds.

  • Tell us!

  • I don't have a family. I'm an orphan.

  • Lin Haochen was very nervous.

  • All he could do was silently pray to God in his heart.

  • Where have you been spreading the gospel?

  • During the interrogation,

  • the police read transcripts of Lin Haochen's phone conversations with other Christians.

  • I don't know them.

  • They even showed him pictures of him meeting with his brothers and sisters.

  • I'm sure you know them, right?

  • Lin Haochen was shocked and goosebumps rose on his skin when he saw them.

  • This is our job, and we've been doing it for years.

  • The police had been using security cameras,

  • phone surveillance, stakeouts, and other methods

  • to follow them for at least half a year,

  • they had very detailed records of their movements,

  • and were planning to arrest all the Christians of The Church of Almighty God

  • in the area in one final crackdown.

  • To protect his family, Lin Haochen claimed to be an orphan

  • and claimed not to know anyone in the photos.

  • When the police saw that Lin Haochen wouldn't give up the church's information,

  • they were furious.

  • The police escalated their threats bit by bit to make him talk.

  • They played psychological games, and used his family to threaten him.

  • Lin Haochen, didn't you say you were an orphan?

  • Not long before this,

  • Lin Haochen had managed to contact his father.

  • As the police threatened him, his heart thundered in his chest,

  • as if it were about to shatter.

  • He held his breath.

  • It felt as if all the blood in his veins was suddenly frozen.

  • He knew, once his father picked up the phone,

  • the consequences would be unimaginable.

  • His father's location would be tracked,

  • and he would be immediately arrested.

  • All he could do was silently pray to God.

  • We're sorry, the number you dialed is disconnected.

  • Please try again later.

  • At the detention center,

  • the police questioned Lin Haochen every day.

  • He was interrogated for more than half a month,

  • but he never betrayed the church.

  • We're arresting Christians all over the country.

  • The police's repetitive grilling yielded no results,

  • so they had to give up their interrogations,

  • and instead locked Lin Haochen up in a jail cell.

  • While he was imprisoned at the detention center,

  • each day felt like a year to him.

  • During the day, his meals weren't enough to fill him,

  • and he was so hungry

  • he didn't have the strength to speak.

  • At night, all he could do was lie next to the foul-smelling toilet.

  • The CCP police also often made the other prisoners abuse him.

  • With even the slightest flimsy excuse,

  • the other prisoners would viciously beat him.

  • Hey!

  • What are you still doing asleep? Get up! Get up!

  • Why don't you do what you're told?

  • You spend all day playing dead? (What are you looking at?)

  • You think this is funny?

  • Do you?

  • Teach him this is no joke!

  • The hellish existence at the detention center

  • was nothing but torment and misery for Lin Haochen.

  • If he didn't often pray and rely on God,

  • he wouldn't have been able to bear it.

  • Kick him again!

  • Kick him again!

  • Keep going!

  • Keep going!

  • Pair of jokers!

  • Pair of twos! You want 'em?

  • 6, 7, 8, 9, 10!

  • Man, I lost again! (Hey, hey! Come on.)

  • Don't quit! (Wait!)

  • The police also forced him to make tinfoil for 10 hours a day,

  • and denied him food if he didn't finish.

  • Because of long-term exposure to tin dust,

  • Lin Haochen, just like the other prisoners,

  • was covered from head to toe in red lesions.

  • It was unbearably itchy,

  • and his mouth was covered in festering sores.

  • Pair of jokers!

  • Thank you, friend.

  • Is this how you're supposed to do your job? Huh?

  • Come here! Come here! Do you see that?

  • What, are you blind? What are you looking at?

  • Think this is a joke?

  • Ah no, come here, come here!

  • Come here, get on your knees!

  • Yeah!

  • We'll teach you a lesson!

  • Kick him!

  • Yeah!

  • Kick! Kick!

  • Is this a joke? Is this a joke?

  • Hey!

  • I think you made your point.

  • Alright, you know. Come back, come back.

  • You got lucky, little rat!

  • You better be more careful!

  • Here,

  • let me help you up.

  • Thanks.

  • Although he was humiliated,

  • Lin Haochen never surrendered.

  • In the detention center,

  • he secretly testified Almighty God's work of the last days to good-hearted men.

  • A local criminal

  • seeing the CCP's cruel oppression of Lin Haochen

  • for doing nothing more than believing in God and spreading the gospel,

  • took pity on him,

  • and used his relationships to have Lin Haochen released.

  • I can tell, you are a good young man.

  • You don't deserve to be in here, huh?

  • We'll find a way to get you out.

  • More than three months after he was illegally imprisoned by the CCP,

  • Lin Haochen finally left the detention center,

  • but the police had taken all his money.

  • He was penniless,

  • and he had no way to contact his family or his brothers and sisters in the church.

  • He was forced to beg for money in the streets

  • for a ticket to go find his brothers and sisters.

  • Five yuan! You might pass here,

  • but you don't want to miss these!

  • Lin Haochen wanted to leave this place as soon as he could.

  • But by evening, no one had been willing to help him,

  • which left Lin Haochen feeling dejected.

  • At that moment,

  • when Lin Haochen's strength was failing him and hunger gnawed at his stomach,

  • he could only quietly pray to God.

  • Young man, are you hungry? Eat this.

  • Thank you! Thank you, sir!

  • Young man, you don't look like a beggar to me.

  • Why are you begging for money here?

  • A local man heard his story,

  • took pity on him, and decided to help him.

  • Young man, this is 45 yuan.

  • Take it, buy a bus ticket, and go home! Take it!

  • Thank you! Thank you, sir!

  • Go home soon, young man. (Thank you!)

  • In Cangxi county,

  • Lin Haochen was a stranger to the people and the place,

  • but he still received help from good-hearted people.

  • He knew that all of this was part of God's plans and arrangements,

  • that God had been secretly guiding and helping him.

  • Lin Haochen experienced God's love,

  • and his heart was filled with gratitude for God.

  • Who could it be at this hour? Do you wanna go check? (Go see!)

  • Who is it?

  • It's me.

  • Oh, Haochen! Come on, come on inside!

  • Haochen.

  • Brother Cao

  • Haochen, where did you go?

  • We learned what happened to all the other brothers and sisters who were arrested.

  • We asked everywhere,

  • but we couldn't find out anything about you!

  • I … (Butyou've finally come back!)

  • Where have you been all these months, Haochen?

  • We even thought the policemight have actually

  • Sister Zhang … (Sit down and tell us what happened.)

  • Afterafter I was arrested, it was terrible

  • After Lin Haochen found his brothers and sisters in the church,

  • he quickly wrote a letter to his father.

  • For the past three months,

  • after Lin Aizhong learned that his son had been arrested

  • and that there was no further information,

  • he spent every day in a state of desperate worry.

  • The loss of his wife had already been unbearable for him,

  • and he feared that the unthinkable had also happened to his son.

  • In the midst of his great torment,

  • he could only pray and entrust everything to God.

  • Thanks be to God!

  • My boy, you've grown up! Dad's so proud of you

  • He quickly wrote a letter back to his son.

  • When Lin Haochen saw the letter, he was deeply moved.

  • His father had never been articulate,

  • and seldom spoke directly about his feelings to his son.

  • It was the first time Lin Haochen's father had ever said such words to him.

  • His father's words warmed Lin Haochen's heart.

  • In 2014,

  • the CCP fabricated the "Shandong Zhaoyuan Murder Case"

  • to frame and defame The Church of Almighty God.

  • Afterward,

  • large numbers of armed police and military units

  • were mobilized all around the country to arrest Christians.

  • Countless Christians from The Church of Almighty God

  • were among those arrested.

  • Some were tortured to death,

  • and countless more Christians were forced to flee their homes.

  • To avoid capture by the CCP,

  • Lin Haochen was compelled to constantly relocate,

  • live a wandering life, and stay in hiding everywhere he went.

  • Come on.

  • Come on, get in.

  • Get in.

  • Get in there.

  • Go.

  • Lin Haochen already felt like there was no place left to hide.

  • But the CCP government issued another secret order

  • to re-arrest all the members of The Church of Almighty God

  • who had formerly been arrested,

  • sentence them and put them in prison.

  • Faced with the danger of being arrested yet again,

  • he fully understood that there is no safe place for Christians in China.

  • If he remained in China,

  • he would be arrested and imprisoned sooner or later,

  • and might even lose his life.

  • In 2015, Lin Haochen, who had come to the end of his road,

  • after a treacherous journey,

  • escaped from China with the help of his brothers and sisters.

  • In his days in exile abroad,

  • he often thought back on his experiences.

  • Lin Haochen's emotions surged when he remembered his story:

  • Once, he had a happy family,

  • but the CCP's persecution had broken it.

  • His own experiences made him see clearly the CCP's devilish essence,

  • and allowed him to see that only the path of following God and believing in God

  • was the right path in life

  • and could allow him to live out a genuinely significant existence.

  • Although Lin Haochen was arrested and persecuted by the CCP,

  • and experienced many difficulties and setbacks,

  • none of these had shaken his faith in the slightest.

  • He swore to himself that he would unwaveringly follow God to the end!

During the last days,

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ベスト・クリスチャン・ムービー|中国宗教迫害史「血塗られた涙の青春 (Best Christian Movie | Chronicles of Religious Persecution in China "A Youth of Bloody Tears")

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    Jing Zhang に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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