March27 , 2023

    N.Korea Releases Propaganda Video, Calls Christians as “Spies”

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    North Korea released a propaganda video telling its citizens that Christians are spies and are enemies of the state.

    The video, obtained by Christian NGO, Voice of the Martyrs, showed the story of Cha Deoksun, a female Christian evangelist. A survivor of the Great Famine in the 1990s, Cha went to China illegally where she learned about Jesus Christ, reports International Christian Concern.

    I wanted to build my church and sing out as loud as I could. —North Korean defector

    Cha Deoksun wanted to