Introducing: China's road to Jerusalem

An episode of the Farming God podcast, hosted by Steve Ray, titled "Introducing: China's road to Jerusalem" was published on November 7, 2016 and runs 2 minutes.

November 7, 2016 ·2m · Farming God

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Summary

For the past several months I have been covering the largest religious conversion the world has ever seen, Christianity in China. It is a story that is confusing yet oddly familiar, littered with corruption, persecution, perseverance, and a host of wild characters. Subscribe and rate Farming God on the iTunes podcast app. Sign up for the Farming God email list to be the first to know when the series airs. Episode 1 airs late November 2016. Music by Gramatik.

Episode Description

For the past several months I have been covering the largest religious conversion the world has ever seen, Christianity in China. It is a story that is confusing yet oddly familiar, littered with corruption, persecution, perseverance, and a host of wild characters. Subscribe and rate Farming God on the iTunes podcast app.

Sign up for the Farming God email list to be the first to know when the series airs. Episode 1 airs late November 2016.

Music by Gramatik.

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