Persecution Blog (Free subscription) | 06/26/2008
This is our friend and partner in ministry, Bob Fu who is the President of the China Aid Association. I had the blessing of meeting Bob and talking to him for a few minutes. Take a listen and hear more...
China Digital Times (Free subscription) | 06/27/2008
From The Chicago Tribune: He moved to Beijing and, in 2005, he and others established the House Church Alliance. The alliance is the first of its kind, said Bob Fu, president of China Aid Association, a Texas-based advocacy group for Christians. "They are the first group willing to stand up and operate ...
Persecution Blog (Free subscription) | 06/22/2008
Bob Fu, founder and president of China Aid Association, brings us an update on the state of the church in China. He began by asking the question why. Why does the government police beat an 18-year-old girl who is a...
Persecution Blog (Free subscription) | 06/21/2008
... So stay tuned, and we'll be posting that as soon as we get back home. I also have short video of Bob Fu, the President of The China Aid Association, David who was one of the kids who went to Vietnam and is in the video Underground Reality Vietnam, and also Liliana Romaniuc from the Richard Wurmbrand Christian School in Romania. We'll also have a short video of Todd Nettleton and others as time...
Black Family Weblog (Free subscription) | 06/18/2008
... PSB office in Beijing,(Zhang’s cellphone was forced to shut down by a PSB officer) , CAA president Bob Fu was told that pastor Zhang was detained at a bus while he and his interpreter were on their way to meet with Dr. Bastiaan Belder(MEP), Rapporteur of the EP Committee of Foreign Affairs for the relationship between the EU and China, at Yanshan Hotel in Haidian District. They are both are being...
PR News Wire (Free subscription) | 06/12/2008
... China with the presentation of its annual Democracy Award. Chen Guangchen, Zhang Jianhong, Yao Fuxin and Hu Sigen, who are all serving sentences in Chinese prisons, are four of the recipients. Other honorees cannot be named publicly until the award ceremony. The award presentation and a roundtable discussion will take place on Capitol Hill in the Caucus Room (345) of the Cannon House Office Building...
Christian Today (Free subscription) | 05/17/2008
“[Christians] cannot and will not [concede] to a ‘faith moratorium’ in order to please an atheistic government during the Olympic Games, even if that means enduring imprisonment and torture,” said Bob Fu, president of China Aid Association, in a statement on Wednesday.
