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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An Outpouring of Love – Christian Lessons from 5 Global Pandemics
Few things have propelled the church into new unreached areas like deadly diseases. If we look back in history we can see that God can use us in lock-down or not. Whether you are staying at home or out ministering to others, now is the time to share the name of Jesus like never before. A world in panic needs
Continue ReadingDO NOT FEAR – JOIN THE ON-LINE TOUR WITH BROTHER YUN
Churches around the world are canceling services due to the coronavirus. If you attend a church that is still meeting, but have seniors or young children in your family, you may be opting to stay at home for the time being instead of attending larger gatherings. The good news: You can still worship God as a family in your home
Continue ReadingCreating a Christian underclass
In countries where the church is persecuted, Christians are often poor, lower-class people. There are several reasons for this. In Pakistan for example, the Christian minority largely comes from lower caste Hindus who converted to Christianity while the country was under British rule. In modern Pakistan, they remain largely working class, with some groups working as virtual slaves in fields
Continue ReadingGood news from the field!
Aside from many urgent prayer needs that exist in the areas BtJ covers, we also receive encouraging reports about God’s work and breakthroughs of his Kingdom. Not all of these reports can be shared, but those below we want to pass on to encourage all those involved with BtJ’s work in one way or another. Saved after disaster At the
Continue ReadingChinese authorities remove cross from church on Easter day
Easter is the celebration of the ultimate victory of the Son of God over sin and death. No wonder it is also a target for forces that oppose him to try to intimidate the church. The terror attacks in Sri Lanka are one horrendous example. Another example is China’s continued efforts to erase visible signs of Christianity from the country.
Continue ReadingXi thought, rebuilding an idol
From his first days as a president, Xi was often compared to Mao. Only months ago, he was elected ‘president for life’. Now he is going to push his own version of the Little Red Book, ‘Xi thought’. Why does this matter? “Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era,” as it is officially known, is
Continue ReadingBTJ Supporting 210 Evangelists in China’s Most Unreached Areas
With help of BTJ supporters this year, BTJ is supporting 210 Chinese Christian evangelists. Each of the evangelists that BTJ is supporting is currently serving in western China. This is one of the most unreached areas in the world. 4/5’s of China’s ethnic minorities in western China are considered to be unreached! Each evangelist is equipped with tools that can
Continue ReadingChinese churches go off line and back underground
Due to new strict laws, Chinese churches are going back underground. Persecution is increasing. Please pray for strength for believers to bear up, and for increased revival.
Continue ReadingUnderground House Church – Entering the Cities
In the wake of the communist and cultural revolutions, China is in the midst of a new revolution – a spiritual revolution. Despite continued government efforts to stamp out any religious activity that is not government controlled, China is experiencing an explosive growth of faith that is largely driven by the unregistered house churches. It is said that there are
Continue ReadingNot What You Would Expect of a Woman in the Middle East
The Middle East is not known as an area where it is easy to be a woman. Patriarchal structures run deep, not only among Muslims, but also among Christians. Therefore, it is remarkable that the National Evangelical synod of Syria and Lebanon recently decided to ordain their first two female pastors. For the National Evangelical Church of Beirut, it was
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