Wei who courageously shared her faith,"I started working among universitystudents in 2003, not long after I returnedfrom my studies overseas. In myuniversity, there are seven to eight cellgroups which meet, with approximately30 students in each. We do not want to get into trouble so we hold our meetingsoff campus. There are many groups ofChristian undergraduates meeting in othercampuses as well. We all keep in contactwith each other, even though it’s a loosenetwork. On occasions when we havecombined training sessions, we gather outin the suburbs or in a village".
When these students find the Lord, lifebecomes meaningful for them. Wherepreviously they were merely living tofulfill their parents’ hopes and dreams,they now experience a greater purposefor their lives. Most of those I know aresincere in their faith and are not just“culture Christians” (intellectuals who areinterested in Christianity merely for itscultural worldview and not so much as apersonal faith).
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