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An estimated 250,000 Christians have died in China for their faith since the Gospel was first introduced in the seventh century. Since 1900, more Christians have been killed in China than in all other countries of the world combined. They include some well-known names, such as John & Betty Stam, Eric Liddell (whose life was celebrated in the film Chariots of Fire), and Watchman Nee.

The great majority of China’s martyrs have been unsung heroes of the faith: simple men and women, boys and girls who refused to deny Jesus in the hour of their testing. Read many thrilling accounts of those Chinese Christians and foreign missionaries who, when tested, “did not love their lives so much as to shrink from death” (Rev. 12:10-11).

Published by Monarch Books, 2007, 496 pages.