http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7150613.stm
BBC, 25 Dec 07
James Reynolds
At an underground church service in China, you pray as quickly as you can – and hope the police do not come running in.
At the end of an alleyway in the north of Beijing, 40 Chinese Christians gather in a small classroom. At the beginning of the service, they bow their heads and pray.
Their priest, Zhang Minxuan, stands in front of them. Twenty years ago he was a barber with no interest in religion. Then he got into trouble with the Communist Party and was jailed. After that he became a Christian.
Since then he has led an underground church and been detained a dozen times.
