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Bringing hope to persecuted Christians in Uganda

Bringing hope to persecuted Christians in Uganda

Uganda took in more African refugees in 2016 than the whole of Europe; most were from South Sudan. Many were Christians fleeing persecution. As their displacement drags on, they are feeling discouraged, according to a representative with the U.N. Refugee Agency....
North Korean believers are desperate for Bibles

North Korean believers are desperate for Bibles

I just returned from one of the most volatile places on earth — the North Korean border. Being so close to such brutality was unsettling, especially when every day, we hear another troubling news report about North Korea. But the stories about missiles and possible...
You haven’t heard Sascha’s story. But you should.

You haven’t heard Sascha’s story. But you should.

One day. That’s all it took for one woman’s life to change forever. To keep her identity safe, we’ll call her Sascha. Sascha waved goodbye to her husband as he traveled down the path to pick up supplies at the store. When he disappeared from sight, she went back...
From the field | An unexpected convert in North Korea

From the field | An unexpected convert in North Korea

The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much. — James 5:16b (KJV) Never have I seen this verse so clearly demonstrated as I did this past week along the North Korean border. I had the privilege of attending a prayer service with 200 South Korean...
North Korean believers are desperate for Bibles

From the field | Escape from North Korea

Many friends expressed concern when I told them I would be traveling to the North Korean border. But I knew I had to go. The risk I faced traveling to the edge of this country is nothing compared to the torture that thousands of Christians face inside. They deserve to...
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