Tag Archives: North Korea

“Big Data” church surveillance: the COVID legacy we need to prepare for now

Posted on April 14, 2020 by Pastor Foley

Churches are surviving the Coronavirus, but the next test—increased government monitoring and oversight of church activities and leaders—may prove to be more difficult and longer lasting. The South Korean government is receiving high praise from other governments around the world … Continue reading →

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NK tried to silence Pastor Han; now his voice will be heard around the world

Posted on May 22, 2019 by Pastor Foley

Filming is underway here in Korea this week on a short feature on the life and death of Pastor Han Chung Ryeol, as seen through the eyes of one of the many North Koreans he evangelized. Pastor Han was the … Continue reading →

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“Can’t you just wait?” Why the Peace of Korea can—and must—be entrusted to balloon launchers, among others

Posted on May 16, 2018 by Pastor Foley

Launching balloons into North Korea is never boring work, but these are especially interesting times to be a launcher. “Why can’t you just wait to launch?” is the question one hears repeatedly, often urgently and in frustration, asked by government … Continue reading →

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