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Entre outras curiosidades, encontrei este depoimento de 2006 dado por um professor de inglês na China: --- clip --- RE: Seeking Advice<http://mlblog.osdir.com/education.english.teflchina.jobs/2006-11/msg00054.shtml> *Date:* November 25, 2006 *From:* "dk" <davekees1-re5jqeeqqe8avxtiumw...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> * In-reply-to:* < 20061123181312.97516.qmail-fsh0zj5k7gab9c0qi4kiss0jms80czx+qq4iyu8u...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx<20061123181312.97516.qmail-fsh0zj5k7gab9c0qi4kiss0jms80czx%[email protected]> > * References:* <20061123181312.97516.qm...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx<[email protected]> > Gregg, I'm in *Guangzhou* which is pretty liberal but I'm sure if you come to China to teach English you'll have no problem with your "own personal (and private) devotions". There may also be a church for foreigners there that you can attend. There is a church here but Chinese nationals are forbidden to attend and the foreigners who are in charge of the meetings are forbidden to allow them in. In 1999 I met an American at a McDonalds who told me he held a meeting in that McDonalds with his converts. He said there was no problem in winning converts as long as he was open about it. He told me that the police or someone even had come to spy on them using a camera hidden in a bag. But he wasn't worried about any of this. Four months later I heard his operation was busted and he had to leave China. All of his converts were investigated. In 2002 I met an English teacher/missionary who was holding home church meetings in his apartment every Sunday. After several months he was busted. The police came during one of their Sunday meetings. --- clip --- -- - c.a.t http://catalisando.com
