China’s Christian Martyrs

Since the 7th century, when the Nestorians first brought the gospel to China, an estimated 250,000 Christians have been martyred for their faith. China’s Christian Martyrs by Paul Hattaway is the first comprehensive work documenting these stories of courage, sacrifice, and unwavering belief.

This historical account covers centuries of Christian persecution in China, with a particular focus on the 20th century, where more Christians were killed in China than in all other countries combined. The book honors both well-known figures and countless ordinary men, women, and children who laid down their lives in countless ways for their faith.

With a heartfelt foreword by Brother Yun, this inspiring work challenges and motivates Christians today to remain steadfast in their commitment to God and the Great Commission. Ideal for those seeking stories of faith, sacrifice, and hope, China’s Christian Martyrs is a must-read for anyone wanting to understand the depth of Christian history in China.