Category Archives: Ransoming the Captive

Our Brother Is In Prison. Here’s A Preliminary To-Do List

Posted on October 22, 2014 by tdillmuth

No, I don’t know your family history. But I do know that you and I have brothers and sisters from all over the world who are in prison.  These are men and women that may not be related to us … Continue reading →

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How A North Korean Press Conference With Kim Jong Uk May Have Been The Largest Public Moment Of Evangelism In North Korean History

Posted on July 7, 2014 by Pastor Foley

A student at one of our discipleship training bases for North Koreans shared with us that in March, the North Korean government broadcast a one-hour news conference about South Korean Missionary Kim Jong Uk, the missionary who is now detained … Continue reading →

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Does North Korea’s Recent Arrest of Three Missionaries Represent a Declaration of War on Christians?

Posted on February 27, 2014 by Pastor Foley

Since November, North Korea has arrested a Korean American missionary, a South Korean missionary, and an Australian missionary. Do these arrests represent a declaration of war on Christians? Not a new one. It’s important to remember that the war on … Continue reading →

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