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A Prisoner Finds Christ in China

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 11, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 56.

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A Prisoner Finds Christ in China

This is how a young man now engaged in interpreting for an evangelist in Hunan, China, found his Lord: “When Hunan seceded last year, the young man went to the front with a Red Cross corps. Taken as a spy, he was arrested and thrown into prison at Wuchang. Four of his fellow prisoners were beheaded. Here, face to face with death without trial, he turned to God, and for the first time prayed to his Heavenly Father. Instantly a sweet peace filled his heart, and he knew that there was a God, and that he had heard his prayer. After his release from prison he was baptized. He is a powerful ally, . . . holding large audiences by his burning words, as he boldly testifies to Jesus Christ as his own Saviour and the only hope of China.”