2012 to Be a 'Nightmare' for China's Underground Churches?

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  • Christians attend a Sunday service at Shouwang Church in Beijing's Haidian district, in this Oct. 3, 2010 file photo.
    (Photo: Reuters//Petar Kujundzic)
    Christians attend a Sunday service at Shouwang Church in Beijing's Haidian district, in this Oct. 3, 2010 file photo. Shouwang is a "house church," a church that is not officially sanctioned by the government and houses smaller congregations.
By Luiza Oleszczuk , Christian Post Reporter
January 26, 2012|3:32 pm
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Luiza.o@christianpost.com; @Luiza_CP (Twitter)
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