Chinese police angered by your response

From a recent newsletter from China aid:

"We Felt the Reality of Your Prayers" On January 28, Hua Zaichen was rushed to the ER, hovering between life and death. He has been clinging to live in the hope that authorities will allow him to see his wife, Shuang Shuying, one last time. Shuang Shuying, 79, has suffered in prison for almost two years on fabricated charges because of her Christian activities. Since ChinaAid sent out e-mail alerts earlier this month, many around the world have been crying out for justice for this elderly Christian couple. Your prayers and pressure on government authorities are powerful and effective. Hua Zaichen's son, Pastor Hua Huiqi said, "We felt the reality of the prayers of many brothers and sisters." Officials have become so nervous about the international attention, that they even sent a police officer to the hospital to see if Hua Zaichen was still alive, fearing they would be held responsible for his death. We have a window of opportunity to further pressure the Chinese government to act justly by our refusal to give up. Will you continue to let your "voice" be heard for the immediate release of Shuang Shuying from prison? Your action is making the difference. Please forward this e-mail to your family and friends and ask them to join you in this cry for justice. Help now. Further information from their website:   Shuang Shuying and her family have suffered persecution for many years. She and her husband took this photo with their son and daughter-in-law before Shuang Shuying's imprisonment. Shuang Shuying was sentenced to prison because when she was attacked by police in a government office, her walking cane flew out of her hands and struck office equipment. The police accused her of damaging government property. However, the real reason for her imprisonment was to punish her family for their Christian faith. On Thursday, January 29, Shuang Shuying’s husband was rushed to the hospital. He struggles to hold on to life in the hope that authorities will allow him to see his wife before he dies. Due to prayers and international pressure, officials are becoming nervous, and we have a window of opportunity to press them to act justly and release Shuang Shuying. For many years, this elderly couple has made great personal sacrifices to care for the persecuted in China. Now, they are the ones who need help. Will you help bring justice for this family in their hour of greatest need? Two ways you can help bring justice for Shaung Shuying and her family: Send help click here Shuang Shuying and others who are persecuted for their faith suffer financially, emotionally and physically. In partnership with you, we walk with the persecuted to encourage and strengthen these families in their trials. Your gift will help provide basic necessities such as food and clothing, along with medical and legal help. Send an e-mail to Chinese officials Express deep concern over this situation and ask them to act justly by releasing Shuang Shuying immediately. Write to: Minister of Ministry of Justice: minister@legalinfo.gov.cn The Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China: English@mail.gov.cn Beijing Municipal Government: service@ebeijing.gov.cn People's Daily Newspaper: info@peopledaily.com.cn China Daily Newspaper: circu@chinadaily.com.cn Ambassador Zhou Wenzhong: chinaembassy_us@fmprc.gov.cn Embassy of the People's Republic of China 2300 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington DC 20008 Tel: 202-745-6743 or 202-328-2500 or 202-328-2512 Fax: 202-588-0032 or 202-745-7473 Thank you for your partnership in bringing justice for the persecuted in China. Please use the form below to submit your secure online contribution.