Hey Minute Mafia Members!
We wanted to give you an update on the emergency food aid shipment that you all came together to send into North Korea last month. Because of your quick response, we were able to give our smuggler over 3 tons of Rice to take in to a desperate community of believers. As you recall, our smuggler came to us with their cries for help after spending time with them over the winter delivering warm clothes and medicine. He had witnessed first hand their winter food resources being completely wiped out.
Mafia Members, because of your involvement, lives were saved, and this community has had enough to get them through the spring harvest. Mrs. P. is one of these grateful lives. Before receiving your aid, she lived not knowing when her next meal might come. Risking imprisonment, she wrote the following letter to you all:
Thank you.
Everyday, when I was hungry, I wondered when would I be able to eat food. I wished for medicine when I was sick... But when these dreams came true, I could not believe it. And when it really sank in as reality, I could feel the existence of God so strongly! Thank you for loving insignificant people like us. I wish you could help us again later! As God has loved us I will spend rest of my life loving Him. I ask you for lots of prayer and help.
I will gratefully use the food and medicine.
Thank you very much.
From Mrs. P.
But it doesn't stop there. Many of you went above and beyond your $25 commitment and as a result, were able to reach a new group of North Koreans with the love of Christ. We recently learned of Mr. Lee and Mr. Choi, who risked their lives to cross over from North Korea into China in search of food and work so they could provide for their families. Alpha Relief used our underground network to befriend these men, and you were able to provide for their needs. We just learned that as a result of experiencing God's love first hand, Mr. Lee and Mr. Choi are now believers.
Thank you Mafia. You are doing an amazing job and making a powerful difference!!
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