Welcome to the China Compass Podcast

This is your host, Missionary Ben, also known as B.F. Weston, that's my

pen name for the books, the books that I've written, one book and the two books that I have helped to edit and republish recently.

The book that I wrote is called Unbeaten.

It's about my time being arrested and deported from China six years ago.

Unbeaten. VIP is the website where you can get that.

You can also search for that on Amazon.

Besides unbeaten, I helped to edit for a republication a book called Borden of Yale about the life and legacy of William Borden, who was the millionaire missionary missionary who tried to make it to China and

never did. He died on his way to China but it's an amazing story of his legacy.

Borden of Yale.com is where you can find that also on Amazon and then finally

Tears for Tan. I did a whole podcast about Tears for Tan a week or so ago

John G. Payton. John G. Payton.com is where you can find that also on Amazon.

I republished about the first half of his testimony that he wrote himself

a hundred and something odd years ago. He was born 200 years ago and it's an amazing

missionary story as well. So B.F. Weston is what I use from my PIN name. Missionary

Ben is what you can call me here, I guess, or just Ben.

And it's going to be back on the Fight Laugh Feast network here.

Today is a bittersweet day.

I want to say special, it's not a special day, it's a sad day, it's the

35th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square incident or massacre you could say the Chinese government

obviously would not use the term massacre they would call it a protest

an uprising that was properly squelched and but it was in many ways a massacre and the details on the

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