Category Archives: Worship

Great Expectations – A Tale of Kim Jong Il and Jesus Christ

Posted on September 3, 2014 by tdillmuth

I feel let down when I see the Dear Leader up close, because I am confronted by an old man who looks nothing like the familiar image of the People’s Leader. Even though we are clapping fervently and cheering for … Continue reading →

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On Not Picking Up Unattended Pencils: The Humble Ethical Witness Of The North Korean Underground Church

Posted on July 14, 2014 by Pastor Foley

North Korean underground Christians aren’t only found inside of North Korea. You’ll find them in South Korea, too—or, rather, they’ll find you…if your ministry has a reputation for protecting their identities at all costs. Because even though North Korean underground … Continue reading →

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How Auld Lang Syne Was Transformed Into A Christian Hymn And Then Into The National Anthem Of North Korea…And How You Can Help Transform It Back

Posted on December 30, 2013 by Pastor Foley

The 100 Days of Worship with the North Korean Underground Church campaign comes to a rousing finale on New Year’s Eve with the singing of a song which enjoys perhaps the most diverse popularity of any song ever written, drawing … Continue reading →

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