World Watch North Korea Trailer

We're excited to announce the launch of the 2010 North Korea campaign. We need you to pray, to send a message of hope to North Koreans and to help get 50,000 standing for 50,000 persecuted Christians in North Korea. Join us! http://bit.ly/NKorea2010

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[Neppy101]

I'm an atheist, but I believe in religious freedom (including my freedom to be an atheist). People should be allowed to believe in a spaghetti monster for all I care, providing that the freedom is there. I feel bad for everyone in North Korea, Christian or not. Hopefully in our lifetimes, people won't be sent to prison camps for their religious beliefs any more.

[OpenDoorsUSA]

@Neppy101 - Thanks for sharing. Our heart is that freedom of religion (including the freedom to being an atheist) is protected around the world. Quality of life increases when this freedom is protected and diminishes when it is taken away.

[OpenDoorsUSA]

@Neppy101 - Thanks for sharing. Our heart is that freedom of religion (including the freedom to be an atheist) is protected around the world. Quality of life increases when this freedom is protected and diminishes when it is taken away.

[zaronz]

I find it very good what you are doing. But, what is needed is more than a prayer. What is needed is the work of the humankind to make a better world.

[OpenDoorsUSA]

@zaronz We completely agree that more than just prayer is needed. Open Doors is committed to serving persecuted Christians in tangible ways. In 2009, more than 170,000 Christian leaders went through training. In 2009, Open Doors delivered more than 3.5 million Bibles, Children’s Bibles, training materials requested by the Persecuted Church in almost 50 countries. In 2009, Open Doors provided job training and education for more than 248,000 people.

[AvilAlite]

What the hell are Orthodox and Catholic churches doing in NK then!?

[OpenDoorsUSA]

@AvilAlite - These are merely there to placate international scrutiny. Visitors to NK are only allowed to see what NK allows them to see. NK isn't the only dictatorship in history to make an effort at maintaining the facade of religious freedom. If you have genuine desire to be informed of actual evidence, please let us know and we would be happy to help.

Blessings

[BaptistPrayer]

God have mercy on North Korea

[BritishBeliever]

Blessed are the persecuted

[PoWaaPoNy]

@Lukeclout ahhh... how about you fuck yourself ?

[PoWaaPoNy]

@obyndjd503 well, how about you kill yourself first ?

[obyndjd503]

we must kill all of those kim rats

[sagorevach]

western propaganda

[kangsan2014]

Kim Jung Il and Kilm Il Sung are gods. Christianity is an inferior religion compared to the North Korean Cult religion. Realize this, if you were to put yourself on a pedestal and have followers either by force or brainwashing, wouldn't you take advantage of it. North Korea's personality cult is a testament to human selfishness and solipsism. Christianity, Islam, and other religions are no different in this regard. 기독교같은 종교가 완전히 사악한다.

[Lukeclout]

God wont save Korea. What will??? Well a strike team take out their nuke arsenal, naplam their armied and take out ehir artilleries make CHina stay out of it. Then Korea will prosper

[3SRBIJACCCC]

A lie!

[zaronz]

@imelda4jesus Donated to organizations that supports the children there with food. Those actually exist even though we're talking about North Korea.

[edwin2k11]

Why buddhists are like that?

[Marialash]

Father, we pray for our courageous brothers and sisters in North-Korea. They are suffering for Your Name. Would you strengthen them and protect them. May your love and mercy wash over them. Help us to be united in prayer for Your persecuted children, until Jesus Christ comes back. In His Name we pray. Amen.