China’s Christian Martyrs

Paul Hattaway, foreword by Brother Yun

“China is experiencing a rich harvest that has grown out of the soil watered by the tears and blood of the martyrs. I strongly believe this book is not only a gift to the people of China, but will inspire Christians of this generation to obey God’s call, to serve with a willing heart, and to lay down our lives so that the Great Commission might be completed.” – Brother Yun

China’s Christian Martyrs is the first attempt to document those who have been martyred for Christ in China from all the various Christian creeds. Since the Nestorians first introduced the gospel to China in the seventh century, an estimated 250,000 Christians have been martyred. More Christians have been killed in China since 1900 than in all the other countries of the world combined. They include some famous names, but the great majority have been ordinary men and women, boys and girls, who perished in countless places and by the most barbaric methods because of their faith.