It's the fastest-growing Christian movement in the world, but it's having to remain low-key and try to avoid a clampdown from government officials. China's constitution guarantees religious freedom, but since President Xi Jinping took office Beijing has tightened restrictions on churches it cannot control. Religion is seen as a challenge to the Communist Party's power, especially now that Christians likely outnumber the party's 82 million members.
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