God is in the hard places.

Miss Wright (second from left) and others put rice, Bibles, and radios into bottles. They hope river currents will wash the bottles onto the shores of North Korea. (CFI, Wendy Wright)
Miss Wright is the president of Christian Freedom International. (Handout)
Christian Freedom International gives devices to people who escape from North Korea. The brown devices are solar-powered audio Bibles. The red ones are radios. (CFI, Wendy Wright)
People smuggle rice, Bibles, and radios into North Korea. (CFI, Wendy Wright)
Miss Wright meets with people who have escaped from North Korea. They now help elderly people who have escaped to the safety of South Korea. (CFI, Wendy Wright)
This is a shelter Christian Freedom International once used to protect people escaping from North Korea. (CFI, Wendy Wright)

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Some people can not have a Bible. Some can not go to church. They want to learn about God. Miss W. and her team send them food and radios.

They hear about Jesus!

Pray: Thank God you live where you can have a Bible and worship freely. Pray for those who can not.

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Wendy Wright became a Christian when she was 16. At church she learned about those who suffer for their faith. Now she is president of Christian Freedom International (CFI) in Front Royal, Virginia. CFI sends food, Bibles, and money to struggling believers. It is hard to help people in North Korea. They can be sent to jail for years if they talk about the Bible. CFI sends solar powered radios. Then people there can hear God’s word.

The Bible teaches that nothing can separate us from the love of God. (Romans 8:38-29)