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Double the Bibles means double the transformation in North Korea

Double the Bibles means double the transformation in North Korea

Christians in North Korea live knowing that any moment could be their last. If they are caught reading a Bible or sharing the Gospel, they will be sentenced to 15 years in a labor camp. Unfortunately, this prison sentence is just a formality — most Christians won’t...
A bedtime story that could cost her life

A bedtime story that could cost her life

As a little girl, I spent many nights reading with a flashlight under the covers. Immersed in the worlds I discovered within those pages, I never wanted to put the books down. As I flipped through the pages, I desperately hoped I wouldn’t get caught by my parents and...
Is peace possible in North Korea?

Is peace possible in North Korea?

Tomorrow morning, President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un will meet in Vietnam for their second official sit-down. Both parties hope to continue the negotiations they began last year in Singapore. The goal? The denuclearization of the Korean...
The #1 objective for the U.S.-North Korea summit in Vietnam

The #1 objective for the U.S.-North Korea summit in Vietnam

At the end of February, all eyes will be on another U.S.-North Korea summit as President Trump and Kim Jong-Un meet for the second time. “I look forward to seeing Chairman Kim and advancing the cause of peace!” President Trump tweeted last week. Peace. That’s the No....
Would you buy this black-market Book?

Would you buy this black-market Book?

In North Korea, owning a Bible can be a death sentence. But across this dark nation, Christians are willing to take that risk just to hold a copy of God’s Word in their hands. Some persecuted believers have become creative with how and where they hide their secret...
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