Caleb Mission Newsletter 💌 The Third Week of September

Hallelujah! I pray that the God of peace is with you. Amid your prayers and intercession, I will share my testimony at the Raleigh Korean Church in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Thank God for allowing me to meet many people at Liberty University last week. After the Sunday service at Raleigh Church, I will fly to San Jose, where I will be from September 11th to 21st.

We are excited to meet cherished members who will join us in missionary work in North Korea during that time.

After that, I plan to return to North Carolina and lead the Sunday service on September 22nd at the Connect Church in Cary, NC. Please join us if you couldn’t attend Raleigh Korean Church last time. We want to share the reality of North Korea and pray together.

The North Korean defectors are about to leave China. We feel blessed to be able to rescue them in this challengingsituation.

Yesterday, the North Korean defectors, rescued by Caleb Mission, were released from *Hanawon in Korea. They contacted Caleb Mission's North Korean defectors' community in Asan and expressed their desire to join. We ask for your support and prayers so they can become leaders of North Korean missions through the gospel.

We earnestly ask you to pray for us to glorify God alone through the remainder of our tour of the United States. Thank you.

*Hanawon: The Settlement Support Center for North Korean Refugees, commonly known as Hanawon, is a South Korean facility for the "training for social adaptation" of North Korean defectors, preparing them for life in the South.

❤️Please support the North Korean defectors 🙏🏻

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🙏🏻❤️Please pray with us for North Korea ❤️🙏🏻

1. Heavenly Father, please help me meet God's people during my trip to the United States and appoint co-workers to fulfill God's will and build God's kingdom.

 2. Lord, please ensure the safe passage of the sisters beginning their escape from China. Blind the eyes of the police, help them to overcome fear as they cross the jungle, and guide them toward Jesus Christ.

3. God, please grant Pastor Seungeun Kim and his staff good health during their visit to the United States.

4. We entrust the relocation of the Southeast Asia Center to God alone. May God be glorified through the Gospel's acceptance by North Korean defectors at the Southeast Asia Center.