太原郇城归正教会传道人安彦魁 9 月 29 日被警方带走，以“组织非法宗教活动”为由行政拘留 15 日Taiyuan Xuncheng Reformed Church preacher An Yankui taken away on September 29; given 15-day administrative detention for 'organizing illegal religious activities'

据权利运动 9 月 30 日报道，9 月 29 日上午，山西太原郇城归正教会传道人安彦魁被太原市公安局从家中带走；9 月 30 日，其妻子接到警方电话，被告知安彦魁因“组织非法宗教活动”被行政拘留 15 日。郇城教会属于官方“三自”体系之外的家庭教会。按此计算，拘留期至 10 月 14 日左右届满。[1][2]

美国宗教自由倡导组织“国际基督徒关怀差会”（International Christian Concern, ICC）10 月 2 日独立报道了同一事件：安彦魁 9 月 29 日上午 10 时 30 分在家中被带走，警方出示的传唤记录以“组织非法宗教活动”为由，并援引《治安管理处罚法》第 96 条（公安机关传唤须告知原因和依据）。《基督邮报》10 月 5 日、浸信会新闻社（Baptist News Global）10 月 6 日亦跟进报道，内容一致。[3][4][5]

安彦魁此前已多次因宗教活动受到警方处理：2020 年，他曾因同一指控（“组织非法宗教活动”）被行政拘留 15 日并罚款；2021 年，他因与教会成员赴马来西亚参加基督教会议，被以“偷越国境罪”刑事拘留，2022 年被汾阳市法院判处有期徒刑一年、并处罚金 5000 元；此后还曾多次因参与教会活动被行政拘留。2025 年 10 月，警方曾在一次主日敬拜中突袭搜查郇城教会。[3][2]

同一时期针对家庭教会的打压并非孤例：据对华援助协会（ChinaAid）消息，9 月 16 日，广东广州光复教会多名成员的圣经资料被官员没收，并被指“宣扬邪教”；一名被约谈的信徒被警告，若不配合将对其子女展开调查；警方还迫使该教会搬离租用的聚会场所。[4]

核实说明：本记录记录的是“多家机构与媒体报道安彦魁被行政拘留”这一可核实的公开报道行为。四家来源（权利运动、ICC、《基督邮报》、浸信会新闻社）对带走时间、指控罪名、15 日期限的说法一致，相互印证；但“组织非法宗教活动”的具体违法事实、警方掌握的证据，均无官方或独立第三方披露，本站无法独立确认。本站将继续跟进拘留期满后的情况。[1][2][3][4][5]

According to a September 30 report by Human Rights Campaign in Chinese, An Yankui, preacher of the Taiyuan Xuncheng Reformed Church, was taken from his home by the Taiyuan Public Security Bureau on the morning of September 29; on September 30 his wife received a phone call from police informing her that An had been placed under 15-day administrative detention for 'organizing illegal religious activities'. Xuncheng Church is a house church outside the official Three-Self system. On that timeline, the detention would run until around October 14. [1][2]

The US religious-freedom advocacy group International Christian Concern (ICC) independently reported the same incident on October 2: An was taken from his home at 10:30 a.m. on September 29, and the summons record presented at the time cited 'organizing illegal religious activities' and invoked Article 96 of the Public Security Administration Punishments Law (which requires police to inform a summoned person of the reason and legal basis). The Christian Post (October 5) and Baptist News Global (October 6) followed up with consistent accounts. [3][4][5]

An has been punished repeatedly for religious activities before: in 2020 he was administratively detained for 15 days and fined on the same allegation ('organizing illegal religious activities'); in 2021 he was criminally detained for 'illegal border crossing' after attending a Christian conference in Malaysia with church members, and in 2022 the Fenyang City Court in Shanxi sentenced him to one year in prison plus a 5,000-yuan fine; he has since been administratively detained several more times over church activities. In October 2025, police raided Xuncheng Church during a Sunday service. [3][2]

The pressure on house churches is not limited to this case: according to ChinaAid, on September 16 officials in Guangzhou, Guangdong confiscated biblical materials from members of the Guangfu Church, another unregistered house church, accusing them of 'promoting a cult'; one believer summoned for questioning was warned that non-cooperation would lead to an investigation of the believer's children; police also forced the congregation out of its rented meeting space. [4]

Verification note: this record documents the verifiable public act — multiple organisations and outlets reporting An Yankui's administrative detention. Four sources (Human Rights Campaign in Chinese, ICC, The Christian Post, Baptist News Global) agree on the time of the seizure, the allegation and the 15-day term, corroborating one another; but the specific unlawful acts behind 'organizing illegal religious activities' and the evidence held by police have not been disclosed by any official or independent third party and cannot be independently confirmed by this site. This site will continue to follow up on the situation after the detention term expires. [1][2][3][4][5]