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In some countries, such as North Korea and Saudi Arabia, it is unlawful for a citizen to be a Christian, and publi ...rsecution of Christians occurs. For the last four years, communist [[North Korea]] has been the worse offended, closely followed by Islamic Saudi Arabia, [[

...lay on the 38th parallel north, which divides [[North Korea]] from [[South Korea]]. Their first album, ''[[Turn The Tides]]'', was released in [[2002]]. The

[[Church of North India|India, North]] [[Anglican Church of Korea|Korea]]

...ne]], [[Philippines]], [[Qatar]], [[Saudi Arabia]], [[Singapore]], [[South Korea]], [[Sri Lanka]], [[Syria]], [[Tajikistan]], [[Thailand]], [[Turkey]], [[Tu

==North America== [[Korea Assemblies of God]]

...ersecution of Christians occur. For the last four years, communist [[North Korea]] has been the worst offender, closely followed by Islamic Saudi Arabia, [[ # [[North Korea]]

...c.]] - 7.5 million<ref>http://www.oikoumene.org/en/member-churches/regions/north-america/united-states-of-america/national-baptist-convention-usa-inc.html</ ...Inc.]] - 5 million<ref>http://www.oikoumene.org/en/member-churches/regions/north-america/united-states-of-america/national-baptist-convention-of-america-inc

[[Korea, North]]traditionally [[Buddhism|Buddhist]] and Confucianist, some [[Christianity| [[Korea, South]] [[Christianity|Christian]] 31.6% ([[Protestantism|Protestant]] 24%