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A welcome spotlight on China’s Christians

The possibility that a prominent pastor might be released from detention – which was indicated at last week’s U.S.-China summit – has put a new focus on why Christianity endures in China.

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A welcome spotlight on China’s ChristiansThe possibility that a prominent pastor might be released from detention – which was indicated at last week’s U.S.-China summit – has put a new focus on why Christianity endures in China.
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