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Is there anything to be thankful for in North Korea?

Is there anything to be thankful for in North Korea?

Happy Thanksgiving! As we celebrate this holiday, I thank God for you and for the many blessings He has given us. I’m thankful for a job that I love, the safety and health of my family, and plenty of food. A North Korean believer’s list of things to be thankful for...
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