Engaging with North Korea: The past, present, and the future.

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Oct 2, 2026

Outcomes: to see North Koreans as people made in the image of God (Gen 1:27); to be peacemakers (Mt 5:9); to love North Koreans as Jesus would (Mt 5:44). To see that healthcare is a strategic way of engaging with the people of DPRK.

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UNDPRK-SF2017-2021(ext 31 Dec 2026) -revised PDF copy(with notice of extension).pdf

2019- DPRK Prayer Booklet.pdf

THE SEOUL STATEMENT.pdf

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