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NK has had a completely closed border for approximately 4 years, but while waiting for it to open, there is a group of approximately 40 of us who have believed that God is calling us to go to this nation, and for this reason we are preparing ourselves in the FRCRC, whose mission is to prepare for the entrance of the gospel into NK and to equip servant workers capable of responding in whatever way is necessary to rebuild the nation in the truth of Jesus Christ.

Although we are not seeing we are believing that God will open the borders in His time so that we can enter and bear the truth of Jesus Christ (Hebrews 11:1 Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance in what we do not see).

However, since last year God has been moving and making some connections specifically in Japan.

Why Japan?

In Japan, Kanagawa High School is a little piece of North Korea in the heart of Yokohama, Japan's second largest city. They are Koreans brought to Japan during World War II.

In this high school, twin portraits of North Korean leaders hang on the walls of the classrooms. Female students wear a uniform based on the North Korean national costume.

In the following link you will find a video where you can understand why Koreans living in Japan have strong ties with the North Korean regime.

Now, God has miraculously opened doors to make connections in Japan specifically in the North Korean educational institute. By the middle of this year a family from our community will be sent to pioneer there. The strategy used to permeate that place will be to go there as English teachers.

I ask you to take a few minutes of your time to thank God for this linking opportunity and at the same time pray that God will take control of this family in everything (wisdom, finances, documents, etc.) and that God will continue to show them the steps to follow regarding this community of North Koreans in Japan.

Psalm 127:3-4 Children are a heritage from the Lord, offspring a reward from him. Like arrows in the hands of a warrior are children born in one’s youth.

We have been praying for God to raise up a generation in the Korean peninsula that is passionate about Him. I thank God that at the beginning of the month we had a sharing with the youth of the church (Yesuin Church). I particularly had two topics of God's word shared. I pray that the young people of the churches who have been distracted by the cares of this world may hear God's voice clearly, may know God's heart more deeply and may rest more fully in His love.