Summary

Summary“I was terrified the moment I saw that hidden Bible 😱. In North Korea, owning Scripture means certain imprisonment. My heart pounded, chills ran down my spine, and I flung the book across the room. I debated whether to report it to the police or my teacher—but every instinct told me to protect that precious Word. Thanks to faithful supporters, secret believers like me know God loves us and provides for our every need 🙏. He gives us courage to treasure His truth even under threat of a political prison.”

“If someone found the Bible, it would mean we would be sent to a political prison.”

In North Korea, being a Christian means you cannot share your faith with anyone, even family. So when Kim Sang-Hwa found an illegal Bible hidden in her parents’ room, she was afraid and wondered if she should tell the authorities.

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