Change: guarded Tumen River? Inside China, 21-year-old Mei Lin launches her first missionary tour. While on a journey of miracles, Mei Lin has a heart-pounding dream of a baby crying out to her from murky waters. Who is this baby? How will she find him?Contact Hope: hope4nk@gmail.com northkorea@comcast.net   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1553)

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Change: Noh—Broadcaster/Reporter Noh Broadcaster/Reporter Korean Service Radio Free Asia Washington, DCI’ll Cross the River is a timely and provocative novel based on true stories researched by journalist Hope Flinchbaugh, who’s written extensively about persecution and revival in the nations of China and North Korea for magazines such as Christianity Today   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1548)

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Change: Kendal, Journalist World Evangelical Alliance Religious Liberty Commission Australia Tragically, because of the lack of access to North Korea, most people living in the free world have no idea of   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1491)

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Change: Since the 1950s, millions of Chinese and Koreans have suffered horrendously and countless numbers have died due to the dogma of atheistic communism and the   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 666)

Change:  Hope Flinchbaugh has skillfully interwoven two stories she carries deep in her heart—the beauty of the vibrant housechurch Christians of China and the grossly oppressive and warped society of North Korea, where unspeakable atrocities and suffering occur every day. I’ll Cross the River will both encourage   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 286)