During a meeting with an underground house church pastor in China this week, the question was asked, “what is the best way that the church in the west can support Christians in China?”
“Join us in western China!” he said without hesitation.
Pastor Ken (not his real name) is a pastor from Henan Province and is part of a leadership team that currently has an estimated 4 million believers in their network. Their network is simply known as the “No Name” Network in China, because they refused to have a name to identify them.
Their network is covered in BTJ’s book “THE UNDERGROUND CHURCH.”
“Western China continues to be one of the most unreached areas in all of China,” Pastor Ken explains. “We are focusing on three minority groups for 2027 – Mongolian, Uyghur, and Tibetan.”
Pastor Ken plans to send an additional 30 full time evangelists to work in the areas of western China next year to join the evangelists that are already living and working there. “They are fully supported by the church, but they will need help with practical things as they move such as housing, new furnishings, and government tax.”
Each of the evangelists have to pay a social tax to the government when they change locations to western China. BTJ is helping with this effort.
Partners from Holland, Sweden, and Switzerland are specifically helping with these needs, but more is needed. To join this effort and help BTJ evangelists in western China, click on the link below:
