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I was just at the North Korean border

I was just at the North Korean border

  I recently returned from a life-changing trip to the border between North and South Korea, known as the Demilitarized Zone or the DMZ, with World Help founder Vernon Brewer. There, we heard incredible testimonies from our partners and North Korean defectors....
What you need to know about the hunger crisis in North Korea

What you need to know about the hunger crisis in North Korea

  In the U.S., it’s hard to imagine life without fast food restaurants, convenience stores on every corner, and supermarkets stocked with fresh produce, meat, and five kinds of milk. But picture a different reality — one where you can’t reach into your cupboard...
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