Ex-muslim on Ramadan ‘I feel so secure in Jesus’ love’
This month of Ramadan is very important to me as an ex-Muslim and I would like to share with you how I see Ramadan as a Christian. It breaks my heart when I see my own family fasting, praying and trying hard to win God’s favor. I wanted to weep when my family members were rejoicing and sending good wishes
Continue ReadingThe Day the North Korean Leader Cried
Things have never been more difficult in North Korea. The leadership is really suffering under the new sanctions enforced by the USA. For proof, look no further than a video of the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un crying about his country’s terrible economy while surveying its coast. Japan’s Asahi Shinbun quoted a defector with contacts inside the country as describing
Continue ReadingGod is great indeed! Revival among Muslim children
Right before Ramadan, an Indonesian Muslim family of six blew themselves up in three different churches. How could our hearts not be broken at such news? Because aside from the suffering of our fellow believers, this drama featured a nine-year-old girl with her mum and sister, strapped to bombs. If this is not satanic, then what is? How could we
Continue ReadingUnsung Heroes in the Hermit Kingdom
As the United States celebrated the return of three Americans held hostage in North Korea, there was a group of heroes behind the scenes whose efforts went almost totally unnoticed – the workers at the Swedish Embassy in Pyongyang. The United States has no embassy or official diplomatic relationship with North Korea. When American missionaries are arrested in North Korea,
Continue ReadingFamily comes to Christ in North Korea
In a small meeting of Chinese Back to Jerusalem missionaries, I was able to listen to the challenges, victories, and hardships of working inside of North Korea for the last year. “There have been many challenges, but God’s word continues to make an impact,” Mr. Wong (not his real name) said. “Our business has had to adapt to the many
Continue ReadingEXCLUSIVE REPORT: Many North Koreans Curious About Christ So New Law is Introduced
In a small meeting of Chinese Back to Jerusalem missionaries last night, I was able to listen to the challenges, victories, and hardships of working inside of North Korea for the last year. They also shared about a new North Korean law that has been implemented because of the impact of Chinese Christians in North Korea. “It has been a
Continue ReadingGet your prayer in gear for Ramadan
In urban areas in the UK, Muslims have a strong and visable presence. This means Christians in the UK cannot ignore Ramadan as an exotic cultural expression of far-away nations. Muslims are their neighbours, their teachers, their class-mates, their collegues, their doctors and their friends. In this article, one British sister shares about her desire to make this time or
Continue ReadingWhat you missed last week
J28, a church in the North of England, hosted a mission conference last week, with Eugene Bach as one of the speakers. To share some of the blessings with you, one of the attendants wrote down her impressions. “I do not know how I am going to get there but I am definitely going!”, I thought to myself. The flyer
Continue Reading“Chasing Revival” Special Preview
Letter from the Office
Dear Friends, My position in the Back to Jerusalem USA office puts me in communication with many supporters of the BTJ Vision. Often I hear comments about how much you appreciate the ministry and the work that we do. Today I would like to let you know how much we appreciate you, and the support you all give to this
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