Beijing Pastors Donate Supplies to Iran

On March 16, Rev. Wei Hong and Rev. Zhou Ming on behalf of the aid campaign launched by "Beijing Pastoral Prayer" gave supplies to the Iranian embassy in Beijing. (Beijing Pastoral Prayer)

ByKaren Luo April 02, 2020

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On March 16, 2020, medical supplies supported by Beijing house church pastors had been sent to the Iranian embassy in Beijing to aid the country against Covid-19.

The donation was given in the name of Anhui Charity Foundation, a faith-based social organization. The aid campaign launched by "Beijing Pastoral Prayer" donated supplies worth 100,000 yuan, including 40 boxes of facial masks, gloves, goggles, and protective suits.

To show care for the pandemic fight in Iran, two pastors put words attached to the box. One of them read, "Over mountains of troubles, for the love never fails."

The other read, "Though we are thousands of miles away from you, our hearts and minds are always with you."

The donation campaign also aided domestic control work in severe affected areas.