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The one homework assignment this North Korean wishes he never did

The one homework assignment this North Korean wishes he never did

People often ask me, “Why do you send Bibles to North Korea when they could get people arrested or even killed?” The answer is simple: We send them because our persecuted brothers and sisters continue to ask for them! They know the risks, but they also know that...
Reza Needs YOUR Help Distributing Bibles in the Middle East!

Reza Needs YOUR Help Distributing Bibles in the Middle East!

  In the face of opposition, some people run in the other direction — but not our Bibles for All Ambassadors. They’re committed to spreading the Gospel to the darkest places on earth. Just recently, they helped send copies of Scripture into Iran. According...
[VIDEO]: A Bible or a bag of rice?

[VIDEO]: A Bible or a bag of rice?

  Here’s a tough question: If you were starving and had to decide between taking a Bible or a bag of rice, which would you choose? I was confronted with this same question on my recent trip to South Korea. While I was there, we visited with our partner, who works...
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