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People are dying in North Korea, but not from what you may think

People are dying in North Korea, but not from what you may think

As we return to some semblance of normalcy in the United States after dealing with the pandemic for over two years, it’s easy to forget that other parts of the world are still in the thick of it, including one of the most closed countries in the world — North Korea....
A prayer from a North Korean believer

A prayer from a North Korean believer

“I was saved by God’s grace and became a child of God. As I teach the Word of God in the Bible, I will spread the love of my Heavenly Father to those who suffer in North Korea. Lord, I will first obey your word and lead an exemplary life. I will help my family lead a...
No source of comfort for persecuted believers

No source of comfort for persecuted believers

Where do you turn when facing life’s problems? Your spouse? Pastor? Lifelong friends who always know what to say? One of the best sources of wisdom and comfort is the Bible. Unfortunately, many persecuted North Korean believers face torture, imprisonment, and even the...
How to pray the Scriptures for Christians in North Korea

How to pray the Scriptures for Christians in North Korea

It’s challenging to find the words to pray our hardest prayers, isn’t it? How do you ask God for comfort when a young person dies long before their time? How do you pray for a situation where there doesn’t seem to be a good or healthy outcome? That’s when you can lean...
Quiz: How much do YOU know about what’s happening in North Korea?

Quiz: How much do YOU know about what’s happening in North Korea?

“North Korea, as a whole, is a prison.” — North Korea partner There’s a reason North Korea is described this way. For 20 years, it’s been ranked as the most dangerous place in the world to be a Christian. Owning a Bible or simply uttering the word “Jesus” is enough to...
15-year-old John was willing to risk it all …

15-year-old John was willing to risk it all …

North Korean believers are some of the bravest people in the world. They’d risk anything to find food and learn more about Jesus Christ — no matter the risk. At just 15 years old, John risked his life by crossing the dangerous North Korean border, so I’ve changed his...
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