🎙️ Pastor Seungeun Kim: Hallelujah! I pray that the God of peace will be with all of you. I am currently spending the final part of my journey here in Chicago. By the time this newsletter video is released, I will likely already be back in Korea. Thankfully, throughout this trip, God has given us special grace and allowed us to meet precious brothers and sisters who are partnering together with this mission. Today, I would like to introduce Esther, an American sister who has

Hallelujah! I pray that the peace of God will be with all of you. Today, I would like to share a special newsletter update and introduce one of Caleb Mission’s family members in the United States, Grace Lee. 🌿 Grace Lee: Hello! My name is Grace, and I support Caleb Mission from the United States. 🎙️ Pastor Seungeun Kim: How did you first learn about Caleb Mission? 🌿 Grace Lee: About two years ago, while preparing to climb Mount Everest, I watched the documentary Beyond Uto

Hallelujah! I pray that the peace of God would be with you all. My ministry trip in the United States is now coming to an end. I will return to Korea after my final service on May 31 at Richmond Korean Presbyterian Church in Virginia. Throughout this journey in America, God has faithfully been with us. I have had the blessing of visiting many churches and praying together with believers for the souls who are suffering in North Korea. Many people are also joining “The 7,000” m

Hallelujah! I pray that the peace of God would be with you all. By God’s grace and through your faithful prayers, I have been continuing ministry in the United States. On Saturday, May 23, we will have a screening of the film Beyond Utopia, followed by a worship service at Hebron Church in Chicago. Please pray that more people would become aware of the ministry to North Korean escapees and that God would raise up more ministry partners. Last week, I shared about a North Korea

Hallelujah. I pray that the God of peace would be with you. A group of 25 pastors has now returned safely to Korea after spending a meaningful and grace-filled time in the United States. During their visit, they traveled to seminaries and churches, learning about the Puritan heritage and following the footsteps of past revivals. All of this was made possible through your prayers, and we are truly grateful. Today, I am in Kentucky to lead the 33rd anniversary service at New Li

Hallelujah. I pray that the God of peace would be with you. I am currently at Biola University with several pastors, where we are reflecting on evangelical theology and seeking God’s wisdom for how to faithfully lead our churches. All of this is made possible through your prayers, and we are deeply grateful. In the coming days, I will be visiting churches across the United States to share about North Korean missions. I would like to ask for your urgent prayers. Please pray th

Hallelujah. I pray that the God of peace would be with you. I have arrived in the United States with 25 pastors. These pastors are part of our presbytery, and we have been praying together for North Korean missions. We have come on this vision trip to the U.S. together. As our first stop, we visited the site of the Azusa Street Revival, where we spent time in prayer and worship. As you may know, this revival had a significant global impact, and around that same time, a powerf

Hallelujah! I pray that the God of peace will be with you. Your prayers have been a great source of strength for Caleb Mission, and this work continues only by God’s grace. Rescuing North Korean escapees requires significant financial resources, yet we continue because we believe in the immeasurable value of saving even one soul. Like a shepherd searching for one lost sheep, we remain committed to this mission. However, the situation in China is becoming more difficult—rising

Hallelujah! I pray that the God of peace will be with you all. Through your prayers, I was able to safely complete our ministry in New Zealand and Australia and return. During the New Zealand ministry, we were able to bear good fruit thanks to the partnership and support of many people, including the Chairman and Secretary General of the New Zealand North Korean Human Rights Improvement Association, as well as Auckland Korean Church and Onnuri Church, all of whom joined us in

Hallelujah! I pray that the God of peace will be with you all. By your prayers, we completed three days of ministry in New Zealand and are now in Sydney, Australia. Yesterday, Beyond Utopia was screened in a theater here, and every single seat was filled. It was very moving to see that the concern for North Korean human rights is not only among Koreans but also deeply shared by Australians. They place a high value on human rights, and many expressed deep appreciation for the

Hallelujah! I pray that the God of peace will be with you all. Because of your prayers, I am currently in Auckland, New Zealand, sharing about the North Korea ministry at the Korean Presbyterian Church of Auckland. Even though Koreans are scattered all over the world, I am reminded that our love for our homeland and our people remains the same. During this gathering, many people expressed sincere interest in the North Korea ministry, and we were able to share how we can partn

Hallelujah! I pray that the God of peace will be with you. March is a vibrant and living season. It reminds us that a new season of the year is beginning. Just as there is a time for sowing and a time for reaping, our center is now preparing for the planting season. We ask for your prayers and partnership. Above all, thank you for your prayers this week. Some North Koreans who have been hiding in China are currently attempting to escape. Please pray that God would prepare the

Hallelujah! I pray that the God of peace will be with you all. It is already March. On the mountain near our North Korean Escapees’ Center, new buds are beginning to appear, and shepherd’s purse flowers are already blooming. The seasons change faithfully, yet God’s work never changes. Each day, we continue with gratitude. Your prayers and partnership are always with us in this ministry to North Korean escapees. Last week, by God’s grace, several escapees were rescued and safe

Hallelujah! I pray that the God of peace is with each of you. Spring is fully upon us. Just as trees that once looked lifeless begin to bud and come alive again, the rescue of North Korean escapees and the gospel ministry through Caleb Mission continue to move forward. This is truly because of your faithful prayers and intercession. As previously shared, a screening of Beyond Utopia has been scheduled in Sydney, Australia, on March 25. We have also received interest from Ne

Hallelujah! We pray that the God of peace is with you. We hope you had a meaningful Lunar New Year. For some, it may have been joyful; for others, perhaps a little tiring. Still, we give thanks in all things, trusting that God is with us. The ministry to North Korean escapees continues to move forward by God’s grace, and new work is being prepared through your faithful partnership. We believe this is possible because of your faithful intercessory prayers. We serve with gratef

Hallelujah! We pray that the God of peace would be with each of you. As we celebrate the Korean Lunar New Year, we bless you with a season filled with God’s grace, peace, joy, and gratitude. Because of your faithful prayers and partnership with Caleb Mission, we were able to spend the New Year in God’s grace. Although the North Korean escapees cannot return to their homeland, we made every effort to ensure they did not feel alone. We shared a joyful time together, especially

Hallelujah! I pray that God’s peace is with you all. Because of your prayers and love, Caleb Mission continues its work of rescuing North Korean escapees and sharing the gospel with them. This week has been especially meaningful. The members of Washington Heights Church in Utah are on a mission trip to our Southeast Asia center. Together, they are sharing the gospel with North Korean escapees, baptizing them, encouraging them, and uniting as one body in the Holy Spirit—prayin

Hallelujah! I pray that God’s peace is with you all. Through your prayers, our North Korean sisters have begun their journey to freedom. Please continue to pray that they arrive safely at the Southeast Asia center, that their lives are protected, and that they are kept safe throughout their time of healing, Bible study, and learning to know God. Last week, the pastor and members of Washington Heights Church in Utah visited Caleb Mission’s Southeast Asia center on a mission tr

Hallelujah. I pray that the God of peace will be with you all. January has been especially cold in Korea. Even in the southern regions, winter has been severe—so it’s hard to imagine how unbearable the cold must be in the North. In the midst of these difficult conditions, we are reminded that there are still people who continue to pray. We pray that God’s grace would rest upon them, and that through the gospel of Jesus Christ, even in the cold, their hearts would remain warm

Hallelujah. I pray that the God of peace will be with you all. January is already passing its midpoint. Through your prayers, North Korean escapees have continued to be rescued safely even in recent days, and others are currently waiting to be rescued. By God’s great grace, we earnestly pray that in 2026, even more North Korean escapees will be protected and that the gospel will be shared with them. We are deeply thankful and filled with joy as we witness recently rescued si