Nanjing House Church’s Sunday Service Suspended by Police

Holy Light Church in Jiangning District, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province

ByTimothy Lan December 09, 2021

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A house church located in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province was raided by the police in a Sunday service, said a member.

An anonymous believer of the church revealed that dozens of policemen entered the venue where his church was holding a Sunday service on November 21. The service had to be suspended and the participants were taken away and interrogated.

The person added that several locations of the church which was founded by a Singaporean pastor encountered the same situation several weeks in a row.

The congregation had to be split into smaller groups who either gathered in a believer's house or online.

Holding conservative opinions toward blood draws and COVID-19 vaccination, the church earlier considered whether to take children out from public schools which forced their students to get vaccinated.