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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...
From the field | Rebuilding Rwanda one child at a time

From the field | Rebuilding Rwanda one child at a time

My trip to Africa this past week marks 30 years since I first stepped foot on this beautiful continent. I’ve been back to Africa many times since — traveling to several different countries and villages. But one of my favorite places to visit will always be Rwanda....
From the field | Child sponsorship gives kids a second chance

From the field | Child sponsorship gives kids a second chance

Yesterday, I shared the desperate needs of refugee children in northern Uganda with you and received an incredible response. I can’t tell you how grateful I am for the generosity that was shown. But, in addition to immediate help, these boys and girls need long-term...
EXCLUSIVE: From the field inside a refugee camp

EXCLUSIVE: From the field inside a refugee camp

This past week, I had the privilege to serve as the hands and feet of Jesus to thousands of South Sudanese refugees in a camp in northern Uganda. I knew going in that this trip would be different from my previous trips to refugee camps around the world. The South...
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