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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....
Cuban pastors get creative to share the Gospel during pandemic

Cuban pastors get creative to share the Gospel during pandemic

Two hours. That’s how long one man in Cuba reported having to stand in line at the store to buy food. And he didn’t come away with a full cart of groceries. He came away with a single package of chicken thighs. Other than sickness, food shortages are among the worst...
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