A new report details how North Korea remains the most difficult country for Christians to live.
According to Christian Headlines, the non-profit organisation ‘Korea Future Initiative’, conducted 173 interviews, with 273 victims in a 98-page report.
Instances of persecution which were reported include: arrest, torture, physical assault, sexual violence and execution.
Hundreds of thousands of Christians in the communist-run country are sent to hard labour camps or prison because of their faith.
They are subject to rough working conditions and often die from malnutrition.
The report, however, says God continues to work with His people no matter what they are facing.
Respondents have told of prisoners sharing their faith with others while in prison.
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Thanks, Crissy. We are mostly clueless about how believers are being persecuted in some parts of the world.
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As Christians, one of best ways to support these persecuted believers is through meditation and prayer. At the same, we should feel privileged where we can freely worship and read the Bible.
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Agree we need to pray for our persecuted brethren .
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Praying
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