In 2019, a small Chinese house church’s congregation fled together to South Korea in search of relief from the persecution it had endured at the hands of the Chinese government. Sadly, the South Korean government has rejected the group’s asylum bids, and the once-successful Chinese Christians are relegated to working on farms as they appeal the decisions.

Faced with poor prospects in South Korea, this congregation now hopes to resettle in America. In light of our nation’s history as a haven for the religiously persecuted, American leaders should do everything they can to bring this persecuted church to the United States.