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North Korea: An Echo of Christian Persecution in the Soviet Union

North Korea: An Echo of Christian Persecution in the Soviet Union

  On a cool spring morning in 1946, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill addressed the students of Westminster College. At this small school in rural Missouri, he gave a historic name to the ideological barrier dividing post-war Europe at the time: the Iron...
Is There Hope for North Korea?

Is There Hope for North Korea?

  North Korea has been at or near the top of global Christian persecution lists for over two decades. The country’s name has become synonymous with corruption, isolation, oppression, and fear. Looking at news stories and headlines surrounding this communist...
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