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Top 10 Most Dangerous Places
More Christians are persecuted for their faith than ever before. In the Top 10 most dangerous places to follow Jesus, believers are facing threats, discrimination, violence, imprisonment, and even death. Your gift today will strengthen persecuted believers by meeting their most crucial needs.
$100 will help strengthen the world’s most persecuted Christians.
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Meet Evangelist Cho
For years, Evangelist Cho* has helped refugees from North Korea, like Eun-Yeong* and Cheol-Ho*, a young couple who made the perilous journey to escape the country.
Every day, Cho hiked through the mountain forests surrounding North Korea’s border with China.
“My purpose in life is to save souls,” he said earnestly.
Cho was the couple’s first introduction to Jesus, to a safehouse, to security, and to a transformed life. After accepting Christ, they did the unexpected: they returned to North Korea to share their newfound faith.
Though he’s no longer with us, Evangelist Cho’s courage lives on in couples like Eun-Yeong and Cheol-Ho who daily risk their lives to follow Jesus.
In the world’s darkest places, faith fights to survive. Today, you can help keep it alive.
*Names changed for security purposes
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Becoming part of the Hands At Work community is super special. Your monthly gift will help Christians hold on in the immediate aftermath of persecution and assist them to rebuild their lives supported by our local partners.
Just $50 a month will strengthen believers to do more than just survive persecution.
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