Religion in China has been characterized by pluralism since the beginning of Chinese history. The Chinese religions are family-oriented and, unlike Western religions, do not demand the exclusive adherence of members. By some estimates Christian churches, most of them underground, now have roughly 70 million members (2008). For decades, most of China's Christians worshiped in underground churches known as house churches that avoided attention for fear of arrest on various charges such as disturbing public order.

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Warren and April Choi are currently work with medical mission team in the Yunnan Province responsible for taking care of leprosy affected persons and disciplining several Chinese believers to take over the responsibilities of their work. They have three children: Joshua, Caleb, and Annette.  Warren and April are currently scheduled to have one-year furlough in the United States from the summer of 2010.