Recently, Todd Nettleton of VOM Radio interviewed Dr. Eric Foley from VOM Korea. Dr. Foley talked about launching Bibles inside balloons into North Korea, where Christianity is illegal. Read below some interesting facts about North Korea from the interview. *To the North Korean government, it’s worse to be a Christian than to be a thief […]
Background Some North Koreans try to escape their country by crossing a frozen river in the winter. Guards watch the river to try to stop anyone from escaping. Guards in some countries also try to keep people from sneaking into their country, especially if they are carrying Bibles. The governments of some countries do not […]
In North Korea, it is against the law to choose to follow Jesus or to own a Bible. A listener on VOMRadio.net asked the following questions. In a country like North Korea, how do Christians pray? How do they gather together? What is a worship service like in North Korea? Todd Nettleton, host of VOM […]
Ten-year-old Hyun Joo was different. Very few North Korean children know about Jesus and God. But Hyun Joo believed in God and trusted Him.
Hyun Joo’s parents were Christians. Many North Korean Christians do not talk about God with their children. If the children mention God outside the home, government officials might punish the whole family. The government wants the citizens to honor the country’s leaders, not God.
But Hyun Joo’s parents wanted her to know Jesus. They prayed that God would use her to change North Korea.
What were the first words you learned as a baby? “Mama” or “Dada” are the first words of many babies. “But that’s not really good in North Korea,” said Dr. Eric Foley, the president of VOM-Korea. The government of North Korea expects people to follow the teachings of Juche (JOO-chay). Juche teaches that human beings […]
