In the heart of a nation where Christianity is outlawed, a small congregation gathers in secret. Their grace united church, if you can call it that, is no grand cathedral. It’s a simple room, barely large enough to hold a dozen people. Yet, for those who worship here, it’s the most sacred place on earth. Every day brings new challenges for these believers: constant fear of discovery by authorities, threat of imprisonment or worse, ostracism from family and community and limited access to religious materials. Despite these hardships, their faith remains unshakeable. As one member puts it, “Our belief is not just words; it’s our life.”
