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Will you be the one to share their story?

Will you be the one to share their story?

Although he is North Korean, Jae-jin grew up in China. But his family’s story is still one of persecution and heartache, and to this day, we have to change his name to keep him safe.Today, he is a strong Christian who faithfully shares the Gospel despite the risks —...
Iran intelligence minister admits Christianity is spreading

Iran intelligence minister admits Christianity is spreading

Iran is home to one of the world’s fastest-growing Christian populations. We’ve known this — our partners working secretly inside Iran have told us over and over how the underground church is exploding so fast that they can’t even keep up with the demand for Bibles!...
Let the North Korean little children come to Him

Let the North Korean little children come to Him

Do you remember the first Bible story you ever learned? How about the first Bible verse you memorized? I can clearly remember my childhood Bible. It was a small, white Precious Moments edition encased in a pink, frilly carrying case. It had handles trimmed in lace,...
Bibles for All Ambassadors get Bibles into Iran

Bibles for All Ambassadors get Bibles into Iran

Hamid grew up like most good Iranians do — as a member of a strong Muslim family. For him, it was just as much a culture as it was a religion, and Christianity wasn’t on his radar. But then, Hamid ran into an old friend.We’ve changed Hamid’s name to protect his safety...
Death, where is your sting?

Death, where is your sting?

He is risen! He is risen indeed!Today, versions of this cry will be spoken in churches around the world. For some there will be Easter baskets, new outfits, and honey-baked ham. It is a day of celebration. And for those of us who have grown up celebrating Easter our...
Is peace possible in North Korea?

Is peace possible in North Korea?

Tomorrow morning, President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un will meet in Vietnam for their second official sit-down. Both parties hope to continue the negotiations they began last year in Singapore. The goal? The denuclearization of the Korean...
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