Ezra Jin: 'God-poured words' sustained me through 266 days in a Chinese cell

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October 02, 2026   |   Read online Daily Presented by Open Doors US   Good morning. After 266 days in a Chinese detention center, Pastor Ezra Jin of Beijing Zion Church was released to the United States in July, less than two months after President Donald Trump raised his case with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Weeks later, he sat down with The Christian Post for an in-depth interview at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C. In a two-part series, CP's Jon Brown reports on how Scripture sustained Pastor Jin in his cell, his appeal to President Xi to release the eight Zion Church leaders still detained, and why he believes China will see another "enormous revival." Read Part 1: "God-poured words" sustained me through 266 days in a Chinese cell Read Part 2: Ezra Jin predicts "enormous revival" in China, urges Xi to release 8 Zion Church leaders Watch the full interview → Reporting like this is made possible by CP Insiders. If this story matters to you, become a monthly Insider and enjoy ad-free reading.     Ezra Jin predicts 'enormous revival' in China amid crackdown; urges Xi to release 8 Zion Church leaders Read more › A message from Open Doors US "Nobody talks about it," he says. Don't let his community be forgotten. In Nigeria, violence has forced millions of Christians, like Pastor Barnabas and his family, into displacement camps. Learn more › Pastor Ezra Jin: 'God-poured words' sustained me through 266 days in a Chinese cell Read more › Nebraska city amends rule barring homeschool graduate from working as paid firefighter Read more › Does forgiveness cover abortion? Many women aren't sure. Read more › Virginia State University sued for forcing Christian groups under rule of single 'campus minister' Read more › A message from Open Doors US "Nobody talks about it," he says. Don't let his community be forgotten. In Nigeria, violence has forced millions of Christians, like Pastor Barnabas and his family, into displacement camps. Learn more › 6 faith-based, family-friendly movies coming to theaters this fall Read more › Franklin Graham gears up to bring the Gospel to thousands in Manchester: 'People are searching' Read more › After reversal on boys playing in girls' sports, Talarico warns Hispanic voters not to 'trust anything a politician promises' Read more › Texas AG Ken Paxton qualifies support for data centers: 'A yes with conditions' Read more ›   WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING   Popular TikTok missionary, Maylon Foshee, accused of sexually abusing teenage boys in Haiti     Biden appointee limits California rules barring use of biologically accurate pronouns for trans students     'God had other plans': Charges against pro-life activist Anastasia Rogers dropped   CP RECOMMENDS 5 Reasons the Church Cannot Stay Silent on Socialism. I was around 14 years old when soldiers appeared at my father's workplace and told him to go home. His business, built over years of faithful labor, had been seized by the state without warning. Learn more › 7-Stages To Every Empire & Where is America Now? Regardless of party—U.S. spending near $2T a year, debt over $39.5T—the real story is the 2,000-year pattern. Rome, the Dutch, and Britain all followed the same 7 stages to currency failure. Where is America now? The answer may change how you see it all. Learn more › *This is sponsored content     Donate | Latest News | Podcasts | Events | Advertising | Shop | Subscribe   © 2026 The Christian Post, INC. All rights reserved. 6200 2nd Street NW Washington, DC 20011, United States Manage preferences | Unsubscribe