Timothy Cho: Fleeing North Korea and the gangster who introduced him to Christ
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This week, we continue a small series on the persecution of Christians worldwide, focusing on North Korea.
Tim is joined by Timothy Cho, a North Korean human rights activist and two-time defector, who has found refuge and a political voice in the UK.
Timothy will share his remarkable journey, discussing how faith has shaped his path and what life is like for Christians in North Korea.
Also, Tim reflects on the potential trade war sparked by Donald Trump and explains why he believes the Liberal Democrats, his political party, aligns with Christian values.
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Released on 4 Feb 2025
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