China Martyrs- John and Betty Stam
One of the most well-known martyrdoms in the history of Christianity in China occurred in December 1934, when a young American missionary couple, John and Betty Stam, were beheaded in Anhui Province along with a Chinese Christian named Zhang Shuisheng, who had pleaded for the Stams’ release…
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I am humbled by the work and faith of these martyrs. May God pierce our hearts with the desire to have their faith.
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Yes Marianne, even as I. This type of commitment is not seen in America. The church in America does not even cast a thought of this nature. We read of such through the likes of Voice of the Martyrs, Christians in Crisis, etc… where our brothers and sisters endure, even unto the very end.
I am not so sure that one day we shall see a purging and that for purification purposes. The true believers will rise to the top of persecution, carried only in the faithful arms of their Faithful Lord, as He did with the Stams. He is faithful even when we can not remain.
God bless Marianne and thank you for spending time reading what the Lord has put on my heart and I have put to words.
God’s rich blessing to His church, even in the midst of suffering.
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