North Korean defector Kim Chung-seong hosts a daily radio program in which he broadcasts the gospel, as well as warnings about North Korea, to his countrymen.
As ChristianHeadlines.com previously reported, North Korea is the number one worst country for Christian persecution, according to Open Doors World Watch List.
Many North Koreans have escaped the oppressive regime, but many more do
not realize the full extend of the oppression they live under.
Kim escaped to South Korea in 2004 and now uses his hour-long radio
program “Hello from Seoul, the Republic of Korea,” to tell his
countrymen back in North Korea about the dangers of cult worship and to
preach the gospel to them.
"Brothers and sisters in the North, I hope this time can be a moment of
prayer for a miracle that every party member of North Korea at the
party congress can meet God, not take a further step into the cult of
personality," Kim said.
The Christian Examiner reports that Kim was referring to the meeting of
North Korea’s ruling Workers’ Party this month in which leader Kim Jong
Un was unanimously installed as party chairman.
"I am desperately praying that North Korea's Kim Jong Un and all
administrators under him kneel down in front of God and repent for their
sins, leave the path of tormenting their people," said Kim.
North Korea has strict bans on outside information which is completely
regulated by the government. However, many North Koreans have found ways
to listen to or watch forbidden media. The number of North Koreans who
listen to foreign radio programs, for example, is as high as 29 percent.
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