Zhejiang Church Conducts Anti-Cult Education on May Day

The head of Jiaojiang Church in Taizhou, Zhejiang, introduced the basic definition of heresy to visitors and believers from other places in early May, 2022.(Jiaojiang Church)

ByJohn Wang May 13, 2022

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To help people better guard against heresies and cults, a church in China’s southeastern coastal Zhejiang Province holds anti-cult education.

During the May Day Holidays (from May 1st to 4th), believers and tourists from Wenling City, Huangyan District, Linhai county-level City, and Luqiao District all joined Jiaojiang Church in Taizhou in its anti-cult warning base and patriotism education base.

They attended a seminar and listened to the explanations of Kong Ge, leader of Jiaojiang Church, in the anti-cult propaganda exhibition room.

In addition to publicizing epidemic prevention policies and distributing free anti-cult flyers, Kong also highlighted that cult members were likely to lure believers during the holidays and epidemic period.

- Translated by Abigail Wu