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Rev. Glenn Keenan with Chinese boy...
Like many Chinese, this orphan boy was superstitious about cameras. At first, he thought if we took his picture we could capture his spirit. After I let this boy take a picture with my camera, he was convinced to let his picture be taken with my dad, Rev. Glenn Keenan. |
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Backpacks and Bibles...
Being a "donkey for Jesus" was an incredible journey. Somehow I managed to carry all of my personal belongings for 6 days plus these Mandarin Bibles in my backpack into China. Our team carried hundreds of Bibles to the underground house church in mainland China. |
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In Hong Kong...
While in Hong Kong, I had the honor of meeting and interviewing Dennis Balcombe, founder and director of Revival Chinese Minsitries
International, an organization that directly helps imprisoned pastors and their
families, supplies Bibles and teaching materials to underground churches, and
sends teaching teams into the underground seminaries. |
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Brother Wei...
Hope listens to her interpreter as she interviews Brother Wei, a top leader of the 25 million member house church organization, China Gospel Mission. Wei has been in prison several times for his faith. |
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Seminary...
Hope and her father taught at this underground Bible seminary hidden in rural China. Most evangelists trained in China's seminaries are young women between the ages of 14 and 25. |
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