"Look for the cross," the young Korean man named "Kik" heard a villager say. Word spread to those who escaped from North Korea into China that they should look for a building with a cross. He finally found one, and with it, food and clothing. He also found a new relationship with Jesus Christ.

The church members discipled Kik for three months. But Kik knew he must return to North Korea to tell others about Jesus. Kim and another young believer were given five Bibles and food for their journey. However, border guards captured them just after they made it across the river back into North Korea.

The guards discovered the Bibles that Kik's friend was carrying. The guard then beat Kik's friend to death with an iron rod. Then they turned on Kik, but he managed to escape. After several months he began to share Christ with others and started an underground church in North Korea.

Before long, Kik realized he needed more Bibles for the rapidly growing number of believers. He remembered how his friend had given up his life trying to bring the Word of God back to their homeland. When Kik decided to return to China for more Bibles, the believers were very anxious for his safety.