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In Prison for Doing Good
 “The most evil feeling in the world is hate. … Christ alone can help us overcome these feelings. With his help, we are able to forgive and love.” — Mr. Choi, a Korean Christian who went to prison for helping refugees from North Korea
 
Mr. Choi is a Christian from South Korea. He, his wife, and his two daughters lived in China, where Mr. Choi was a missionary. 
 
In China, he met North Koreans who had escaped from miserable conditions in their country.  People in North Korea have little freedom, and many are very poor. “I wanted to minister to them,” Mr. Choi said.
 
Mr. Choi began talking with North Koreans as he helped them with their problems. “As we did things together, I led by Christ’s example,” he said. “I wanted to see them gain independence as Christians so they would be strong if they ever found themselves back in North Korea.”
 
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Sun-Hee and Su-Ah
Sun-Hee and Su-Ah are Mr. Choi’s daughters. Mr. Choi is a South Korean Christian who helps North Koreans who have fled from the bad conditions in their homeland. He and his family used to live in China.

Chinese officials put him in prison because he helped North Koreans who had escaped to China. (Read more about his time in prison in the story “North Korea and China: In Prison for Doing Good.”) Sun-Hee and Su-Ah tell more about their lives below.

Sun-Hee
When we lived in China, I had a good time with my family going to church and traveling together. Our own driver picked me up from school every day. My mother and father tried to buy everything I wanted.

My father always told me that there were many people who really need help. He encouraged me to help the poor. He was arrested by the government of China because he helped poor North Koreans and shared the gospel with them.
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