Following the footsteps of revival from where it started in Jerusalem at Pentecost, has brought the Back to Jerusalem team in some pretty unexpected places. In some of the early […]
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The world watches as two of its leaders are at each other’s throats. The aggressive threats that have been the trade mark of the Kim regime in the DPRK for
North Korea on the Brink of War Read More »
In the midst of worries and war talk, let’s pause a moment and thank God for the great news that our brother pastor Hyeon Soo Lim was released from prison.
Prayer and Praise for Prisoners Read More »
Do you ever wonder why the Church in China and the 10/40 window is so lively, while the Church in the West is so sleepy and ineffective? Now hold on
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Designing a Comparative World Religions course for an online Christian high school is an interesting proposition – probably because there are so many ways to approach it. I recently moved
BTJ in the Classroom Read More »
July 1st of 2017, marks the 20th anniversary of the handover in Hong Kong that took place back in the summer of 1997. Before Hong Kong was handed back and
Hong Kong’s 20th Anniversary Read More »
Podcasts are always interesting to listen to, especially when they’re Back To Jerusalem podcasts. Eugene Bach and a guest talking about Christianity, their ministry, interesting stories, and more information is
A Podcast Not to Miss Read More »
Brother Yun’s UK tour started last week in Slough, where he was invited to be the keynote speaker at a mission event. Although it was not planned like that, this
Brother Yun Tours the UK Read More »
It has been reported that at least 28 people were killed in Egypt after ten masked gunmen opened fire on a bus full of Coptic Christians. Men, women, and children
Egyptian Coptic Christians Under Attack Read More »
In the wake of the communist and cultural revolutions, China is in the midst of a new revolution – a spiritual revolution. Despite continued government efforts to stamp out any
Underground House Church – Entering the Cities Read More »
As the world leaders see themselves being pulled closer to a new Korean war, we know that our place is to plead for mercy. For those who find it hard
How to Pray for North Korea Read More »
The Middle East is not known as an area where it is easy to be a woman. Patriarchal structures run deep, not only among Muslims, but also among Christians. Therefore,
Not What You Would Expect of a Woman in the Middle East Read More »
The US is twenty years too late to recognize the seriousness of the threat of North Korea. Although there have been many attempts in the past to negotiate, North Korea
Perspectives on the North Korea Crisis (Part 2) Read More »
It has only been a few weeks since our last North Korea up-date, but much is happened and prayer is continuously needed. A dangerous game is being played between North
Perspectives on the North Korea Crisis (Part 1) Read More »
In the last few days a report from Norwegian football (soccer) magazine Josimar has once again given us insight in the suffering of North Koreans abroad. They found that 110
Who Pays for our Football Fun? Read More »
The UK is a post-Christian country. However, it still draws from deep Christian roots. Many institutions, such as schools, scout clubs and charities have strong links to the state church.
The Offence of the Gospel Read More »
There have been many studies that have proven that speaking two or more languages is a great benefit for your mental health. There are so many excuses that so many
Why Your Children Should Learn Chinese Read More »
The question of how to bring about change in the aggressive course chosen by the North Korean leadership has become more complicated by recent events. First, there is the relatively
An Update on North Korea – Part 2 Read More »
A few months ago, an article was published on this website titled ‘Who can stop North Korea?’ Since there have been several important developments, it is time for an update.
An Update on North Korea – Part 1 Read More »
It has been said by someone (though I can’t remember whom) that the blood of the martyrs is the seed of revival. This principle can be seen in Psalm 126:6,
Sow in Tears, Reap in Joy Read More »
The ASIAN BOSS youtube channel recently released two videos in which North Korean refugees are interviewed. In the first video refugees are asked about their lives prior to coming to
What North Korean Refugees Really Think of the South Read More »
While it is easy to dismiss oral reports of human rights abuses, video footage is much harder to deny or forget. Brave unnamed sources in North Korea have filmed North
No School in North Korea Read More »
Over the years, our Chinese BTJ people have gained extensive experience with greenhouses, especially with aquaponics. This technique combines the raising of fish and vegetables in one greenhouse system. In
How to Create a Sustainable Food Supply Read More »
All foreign Christians working in China and North Korea know that there is a chance their work will get them in trouble with authorities, no matter how hard they try
Canadian Aid Workers in China Accused of Being Spies Read More »
In my opinion, it would be pretty hard for any tale to match the awesomeness of the illegal Bible printing story told by Brother Ren at the beginning of Eugene
ILLEGAL BIBLE PRINTING Read More »
One of the ways in which we want to serve Christian projects is by helping them develop a reliable power supply. The lack or deficiency of a power grid frustrates
PRACTICAL SUPPORT FOR OUR PROJECTS Read More »
When you think about Islamic terrorism, what part of the world springs to mind? The Middle East? New York City? Somewhere in Europe like London, Paris or Oslo? These parts
THE MOST DANGEROUS CITY IN CHINA Read More »
Which country sends out the most missionaries per capita? And, which country receives the most missionaries? Do you know? The answers will probably surprise you. Consider the following statistics: About
WHAT YOU ARE NOT BEING TOLD Read More »
If you’re willing, take a moment and think about Christmas. What does it mean to you? What does it look like in your home? Think about the special traditions that
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