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Feeding Hope Under a Rogue Regime
Christian outreach to North Koreans helps to keep millions from starving.
Q & A: Carl Moeller
The president and CEO of Open Doors USA updated CT on North Korea, which the group ranks as the world's worst persecutor of Christians.
Gas-Powered Gospels
Christians in South Korea use helium-filled balloons to spread gospel tracts.
World's Worst Persecutor
Will U.S. diplomatic shift and Graham visit help Christians?
Missions in Crisis
Korean church leaders look back on the 2007 kidnapping that brought Afghanistan ministries to the world's attention.
In the Aftermath of a Kidnapping
The South Korean missionary movement seeks to mature without losing its zeal.
Short-Term Troubles
Lessons from the South Korean kidnappings in Afghanistan.
Missions Isn't Safe
Let's not learn the wrong lessons from the South Korean kidnappings.
Hostages' Pastor: 'Remorse Is the Face of the Church'
Interview with Park Eun-jo: 'I don't want this to be a stumbling block for missions.'
Costly Commitment
In wake of abductions, Korean Christians take heavy criticism.
South Korean Politicians Blame U.S. for Taliban Hostages
Korean officials seek direct negotiations with kidnappers.
After Taliban Kills Two Hostages, South Korea Pleads for Compromise
As another deadline passes, Taliban abductors make threats and Afghanistan warns of military action.
Evangelical Leaders, Bush at Odds Over North Korea
Franklin Graham opposes sanctions, Land and Cizik encourage broader focus from White House.
Warren's North Korea Trip Delayed
Stadium event still planned for next year.
North Korea, Land of Opportunity?
Missile tests and a planned trip by Rick Warren have put the spotlight on the country's beleaguered Christians.
Money Talks
Activists hope to change North Korea by punishing China's economy.
Missions Incredible
South Korea sends more missionaries than any country but the U.S. And it won't be long before it's number one.
Prophecy and Politics
How revivals and the Olympics made Korea the wunderkind of missions.
Honoring Pioneers
The early missionaries to Korea serve as examples to modern-day ones.
The Japanese Joseph
What the North Korean regime meant for evil, God used for good.
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