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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...
A North Korean Christian’s single greatest desire

A North Korean Christian’s single greatest desire

“If I could just praise my God in public and then die, I would die content.” Freedom is all Won wanted. But it wasn’t the freedom to vote or read an uncensored newspaper. Instead, it was the freedom to worship her Heavenly Father.“I want to sing praises to my God at...
Chinese Christians face increasing wave of persecution

Chinese Christians face increasing wave of persecution

The underground church in China is facing the worst persecution it has seen in years. In one Chinese province alone, local authorities recently destroyed more than 7,000 crosses, burned Bibles, and arrested Christians. Vernon Brewer, World Help founder and CEO,...
Prayer that leaves a mark

Prayer that leaves a mark

“We had a small room over the kitchen, an attic,” Won explained. “After 27 years of kneeling, there are grooves in the floor to mark the place I have prayed.” Won’s wrinkled skin hangs loosely over her frail bones. Weak from age and weary from a hard life in North...
4 ways to pray for the persecuted church

4 ways to pray for the persecuted church

Violence. Imprisonment. Discrimination. Isolation. These are just a few ways countless Christians are persecuted every single day. It is tempting to pray for their mistreatment to end and to ask God to relieve their pain and suffering. But this is not what oppressed...
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