The Back To Jerusalem Podcast
Many mistake the idea of Back to Jerusalem as a movement of the Chinese church to evangelize Jerusalem. However, Back to Jerusalem is the goal of the Chinese church to evangelize the unreached peoples from eastern provinces of China, westwards towards Jerusalem. Our organization partners with the church of China to not only evangelize the religiously oppressed areas of Asia, but to also train and send Chinese missionaries into the unreached regions of the globe, including Muslim, Buddhist, and Hindu nations. This podcast is a publication of the 501(c)(3) organization Back To Jerusalem and chronicles our experiences from the field.
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BTJ Martyr’s Scholarship
With the drastic increase of violence against Christians in the last year, the need is now greater than ever to help the children of the persecuted church. According to the most recent 2021 survey, more than 360 million Christians “face high levels of persecution” every day. This is why BTJ is taking concrete steps to provide support for the children
Continue ReadingFOR CHILDREN Learning about mission, with new resources in the pipeline!
Children are not just the future of missions, there is an important part for them to play now! At different ages, there are different things for children to learn and take part in. And we want to inspire children of every age and ability with our resources. So, what do we have on offer? Many of you are hopefully familiar
Continue ReadingBack to School with Fufu, Learn & Earn!
Learn about mission and earn your reward pack! (For children ONLY) The summer holiday seems like a year ago and you are now back in (home) school. I bet you are learning new and exciting things every day. But are you learning about mission? At Back to Jerusalem, we think there is nothing more exciting than mission. Mission is what
Continue ReadingFufu is back, with ‘The Power of Love’
We are exited to announce the sixth book in the series ‘Tales from FuFu’s Forrest’ is now available for purchase. The new book ‘The Power of Love’ takes us back once again to the mountains of Tibet. A young boy is left in a monastery to be raised a Buddhist monk. He is gifted and studies under many famous teachers
Continue ReadingBTJ Martyrs Scholarship Fund
“I am Ezra Jin, senior pastor of Beijing Zion Church,” started a letter that we received in June 2019. It continued, “I became a Christian in 1989 and began serving the church the same year. This year marks the thirtieth year of my ministry in the church. As many of you already know, Beijing Zion Church was shut down forcibly
Continue ReadingDove lands again in India
Our Dove Sunday school teachers training program is still growing, and languages are being added every year. This summer a team of Chinese and Europeans were invited to India to train Sunday school teachers, together with our Indian partners. With its huge population of children, and many devoted followers of Jesus, India is a great place to use the Dove
Continue ReadingUrgent prayer needed: Children in Nepal cut off from food supplies (updated)
Taking care of vulnerable children is a high calling and a tremendous responsibility. The Tamang family have taken in 20 children in Nepal, for which they provide physically and to whom they give the protection of a family. However, today an urgent request for prayer reached us through one of our partners in the area. Due to unusually heavy snowfall
Continue ReadingChildren’s camp raided in China
Summer is the season we send our children to Bible camps to boost their spiritual life and have fun. However, in China this privilege can no longer be taken for granted. A group of children between the ages of 10-14, found their campsite in Tianjin raided by police and had their leaders taken away. Children have been of particular concern
Continue ReadingGod is great indeed! Revival among Muslim children
Right before Ramadan, an Indonesian Muslim family of six blew themselves up in three different churches. How could our hearts not be broken at such news? Because aside from the suffering of our fellow believers, this drama featured a nine-year-old girl with her mum and sister, strapped to bombs. If this is not satanic, then what is? How could we
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