China Should Free Christian Pastor Unjustly Imprisoned
China Should Free Christian Pastor Unjustly Imprisoned
For one Christian pastor, Thanksgiving was spent in a Chinese prison cell, separated from his wife and children in America.
Pastor John Cao – a lawful U.S. permanent resident – has faithfully served the people of China and Southeast Asia for decades, conducting humanitarian efforts and building schools for impoverished children.
Now Cao has been wrongfully convicted and sentenced to seven years in prison. His arrest and conviction seem to be a part of an ongoing crackdown on Christians by the Chinese government.
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