On Saturday, December 14, we will have a Street Campaign from 3:30pm to 5:30pm in Insadong (near Exit 6 of Anguk Station). The purpose of our Street Campaigns is to raise awareness of the North Korean crisis, to protest the Chinese government’s brutal repatriation policy, and to raise funds to help rescue North Korean refugees. We hope […]
On Thursday, December 5, we will have a Zakar Korea Prayer Gathering from 7:30pm to 10:00pm at The Cross Church (Gangnam Station, exit 9 & 10). We will pray for the spread of freedom and improvement of human rights in North Korea, where there is the highest level of persecution and slavery in the world. […]
Our next Street Campaign is scheduled for Saturday, November 16 from 4:00pm to 6:00pm in Insadong (near Exit 6 of Anguk Station). Our Street Campaigns are held monthly in downtown Seoul. Every campaign includes a live reenactment of a North Korean refugee being held captive by a North Korean guard and a Chinese guard. We also have […]
Here are some things going on this month! On Thursday, December 5, we will have a Zakar Korea Prayer Gathering from 7:30pm to 10:00pm at The Cross Church (Gangnam Station, exit 9 & 10). We will pray for the spread of freedom and improvement of human rights in North Korea, where there is the highest level […]
CONTINUE READING →Our next Street Campaign is scheduled for Saturday, November 16 from 4:00pm to 6:00pm in Insadong (near Exit 6 of Anguk Station). Our Street Campaigns are held monthly in downtown Seoul. Every campaign includes a live reenactment of a North Korean refugee being held captive by a North Korean guard and a Chinese guard. We […]
CONTINUE READING →2019 ZAKAR KOREA GATHERING We will pray for the spread of freedom and improvement of human rights in North Korea, where there is the highest level of persecution and slavery in the world. When: October 3rd (Thursday) from 10 am – 10 pm Where: The Cross Church (Gangnam Station, exit 9 & 10) – 184 […]
CONTINUE READING →Every year, thousands of North Koreans flee to China in search of a better life. Some try to leave permanently as they seek freedom or flee religious persecution, and others cross the border in search of jobs or food so they can return and support their starving families in North Korea. However, reaching China does […]
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