Projects

The unfinished task of bringing God's love to the nations is not due to lack of human or financial resources. There are many Christians and resources available around the world. The problem is due to how these Christians and resources are utilized. One of the major rebuttals against Christianity is, "If God is love, how come Christianity is so disunited?" It is imperative that Christians manifest God's love to the nations and the best manifestation of this is our love for one another.

To that end, the retreat is one of the means to bring together the field workers in a relaxed and informal setting- away from the stresses of their fields, to facilitate dialogue, fellowship, and unity. In the past retreat, field workers were able to exchange ideas, discuss relevant issues related to work, dialogue about misunderstandings and spend some much-needed down time with their families.

Our primary objective, in partnership with other organizations, is to teach and train the educators and students of the DPRK with new methods of learning. Our second objective is to provide opportunities to connect overseas Koreans and non-Koreans, to travel to North Korea, to increase the understanding between North Korea and the world, and partake in the overall vision of facilitating dialogue with the international community.

As we donate humanitarian aid to North Korea, many are not sure whether this aid is getting to where it is most needed. It is important that we donate to reliable and trust-worthy organizations that have a presence inside North Korea for proper distribution and monitoring of aid. There are several Christian NGOs working with children in North Korea who have reliable means for distribution and monitoring of aid. Your contribution will further our partner NGOs' mission to help this generation of young children in the DPRK through tangible aid.