Nehemiah Discipleship Camp for North Korean Refugee Youth

What is the Nehemiah Global Initiative (NGI)?

NGI is a global mission organization established by missionary Kenneth Bae who was detained in North Korea for 2 years. It was founded in 2016 to protect vulnerable refugees of various nationalities and ethnicities. NGI’s Seoul headquarters was established in October 2017, and since then has ceaselessly worked to remember 25 million North Koreans and help North Korean refugees to physically and spiritually reestablish new lives in South Korea.

Information copied from http://ngikorea.org/eng/m/main.php.

Nehemiah Discipleship Camp

The Nehemiah Discipleship Camp is an opportunity for North Korean refugee youth to tour the United States, from Seattle, WA, to Los Angeles and San Jose, CA. The purpose of the camp is to help the youth find, share, develop, and prepare for their dreams as well as raise global awareness on North Korea. During the camp, the NK refugee youth will be sharing their experiences and testimonies at colleges as well as Korean and local churches. Please pray that the youth will discover God’s vision for their lives and grow to become global leaders that will be the bridge between North and South Korea and the world.

If you are interested in partnering or finding out more information, please visit the Nehemiah Global Initiative website (below) or contact ngi@ngikorea.org.