Fu Juan (付娟) — Media Profile & Archive

Fu Juan (付娟) — Media Profile & Archive

This archive preserves the source record behind the Fu Juan (付娟) profile: a minister of the Church of Abundance (丰盛教会) in Xi’an, Shaanxi, detained with two pastors in August 2022 on suspicion of fraud, formally arrested in 2023, released on bail in April 2025, tried in mid-2025 with no verdict issued, and re-detained in November 2025, with provenance and limitations noted. Sources are graded; allegations remain attributed rather than stated as fact.

The Dui Hua Foundation — “Prisoner Updates 2025 #10” (November 2025)

(Opened and read in full: https://duihua.org/prisoner-updates-2025-10/). Dedicated section “Three Leaders of Xi’an Church of Abundance Re-Arrested in November”: records that on November 2, 2025, Pastor Lian Xuliang (廉旭亮), Pastor Lian Changnian (廉长年), and minister Fu Juan (付娟) of Xi’an’s Church of Abundance (丰盛教会) were re-arrested by the Xi’an Public Security Bureau, again charged with “fraud,” following their earlier arrest in August 2022 on the same allegations and a release on bail in April 2025 under residential surveillance at a designated location. Source grade: A− — established prisoner-monitoring NGO, dedicated section.

维权网 — August 2026 monthly report, Issue 131 (August 31, 2026)

维权网《中国大陆在押政治犯、良心犯月度报告（2026年8月31日）第131期（共1638人）, mirrored in English and Chinese. Lists 付娟 / “Fu Juan” in the 羁押未判 (in detention, no trial) section, Shaanxi 10-person regional group. Source for detained-without-trial classification as of August 2026. Source grade: monitoring organization; single-source roster fact.

维权网 Issue 131 English edition (August 31, 2026)

(Local cache read in full: ~/workspace/freechina-p1/blocked-sprint-2026-09-26/issue131-en-20260831.html). Renders the parallel run “…Lian Changnian, Lian Xuliang, Fu Juan, Bai Zhaodong,” in the detained-without-trial regional group, confirming the positional ZH↔EN name equation. Source grade: B — translation of the Chinese original; cross-edition name verification.

Morning Star News — “China Liquidates House Church as Part of Crackdown” (August 2022)

(https://morningstarnews.org/2022/08/china-liquidates-house-church-as-part-of-crackdown/ — recorded from the M618/M619 evidence summaries; not individually re-opened this run; flagged for downstream click-verification). Reports that on August 19, 2022, authorities “liquidated” the Church of Abundance — founded about 30 years earlier — as an “illegal social organization” after accusing it of collecting illegal donations; stated that Pastor Lian Changnian and his son, Pastor Lian Xuliang, were placed under residential surveillance at a designated location, while “preacher Fu Juan” was not released with the others. Source grade: B — contemporaneous religious-freedom news reporting.

U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, FoRB Victims Database — Lian Changnian entry

(https://www.uscirf.gov/religious-prisoners-conscience/forb-victims-database/lian-changnian — recorded from the M618 evidence summary; not individually re-opened this run; flagged for downstream click-verification). Lists Fu Juan as a related case to Lian Changnian’s. Source grade: A — official U.S. government commission database.

U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, FoRB Victims Database — Lian Xuliang entry

(https://www.uscirf.gov/religious-prisoners-conscience/forb-victims-database/lian-xuliang — recorded from the M619 evidence summary; not individually re-opened this run; flagged for downstream click-verification). Lists Fu Juan as a related case to Lian Xuliang’s. Source grade: A — official U.S. government commission database.

Source conflicts and limitations

All case facts rest on advocacy/monitoring sources (ChinaAid, Morning Star News, Bitter Winter, the Dui Hua Foundation) plus one systematic roster (Issue 131); no court document, state-media account, or independent international-media reporting on Fu Juan specifically was found. The “fraud” charges are allegations; no verdict has been issued. The Xi’an Civil Affairs Bureau’s August 2022 ban of the church is an administrative act reported via ChinaAid/Morning Star News, not an independent official document in hand. Her biographical details (age, hometown) are not given by any source found; do not infer. Lian Xuliang’s September 5, 2026 release does NOT imply Fu Juan’s release; her status is unconfirmed as of the latest coverage located. One later commentary renders her name 傅娟 — recorded as a variant rendering of 付娟, the same person, not a separate individual. The Shaanxi 10-person regional group is a same-status regional aggregation, not a joint case — except that Fu Juan, Lian Changnian, and Lian Xuliang ARE co-defendants in the documented joint case.

Person profile: Fu Juan (付娟)