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From the Field | A lifeline for refugees

From the Field | A lifeline for refugees

Usually I dread going to a doctor’s office. But this time, I didn’t mind. Our team is on the ground at the Syrian border this week, and one of our first stops was the Mercy Medical Clinic. We stepped into the crowded waiting room to find dozens of patients — mostly...
Every girl deserves freedom

Every girl deserves freedom

The millions of women in the global sex industry could easily be labeled as “broken,” “unloved,” “worthless,” “captive,” or “slave.” But freedom gives these women a new identity. Freedom allows a woman the right to choose her dreams as well as provide a different...
Discovering North Korea’s thriving underground church

Discovering North Korea’s thriving underground church

Standing in the demilitarized zone separating North Korea and South Korea, I was struck by the contrast between these two nations. In the South, people are living lives of freedom and dignity. They are worshipping without fear. But in the North, people are starving,...
From the field | An unexpected convert in North Korea

From the field | An unexpected convert in North Korea

The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much. — James 5:16b (KJV) Never have I seen this verse so clearly demonstrated as I did this past week along the North Korean border. I had the privilege of attending a prayer service with 200 South Korean...
From the field | Escape from North Korea

From the field | Escape from North Korea

Many friends expressed concern when I told them I would be traveling to the North Korean border. But I knew I had to go. The risk I faced traveling to the edge of this country is nothing compared to the torture that thousands of Christians face inside. They deserve to...
From the field | Min’s journey out of darkness

From the field | Min’s journey out of darkness

I shared with you the last time I visited Thailand’s red-light districts why I keep coming back here … why I continue to choose the darkness … even though it’s heartbreaking. I would rather work here in the midst of unspeakable atrocities than to stay in my comfort...
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