Invite CFK to share
at your church
Volunteer (NC local)
Volunteer (your church)
Hands on Projects for individuals,
churches, and groups
Our commitment to you
"Do not withhold good from those who deserve it,
when it is in your power to act."
when it is in your power to act."
Proverbs 3:27
There are many ways to assist the ongoing work of Christian
Friends of Korea in North Korea.
Please prayerfully consider how you can best be a part of this
work.
Prayer Support
Your regular prayers for Christian Friends of Korea and our ongoing work in North Korea are greatly coveted. There are many challenges involved in this work requiring wisdom and discretion beyond our human capabilities.
The current political situation between North Korea and her neighbors is tense and uncertain. Please pray for wisdom and restraint for all of the leaders involved.
The humanitarian situation continues to be very serious. Please pray that the needs of the people will be met.
For an update on specific current prayer concerns for CFK, please email tsmith@cfk.org and we will send you one by email.
Visit the Gifts of Hope and Give Generously
Click here “Gifts of Hope” to see some of the current projects we are working on. Please prayerfully consider how you can participate in this work. What you send through CFK can make a huge difference in someone’s life.
Funds can be sent by check or wire transfer. We can also accept donations of securities (stocks, bonds, etc.). Please contact our office for instructions concerning these transfers. All contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Please mail your contributions to: Christian Friends of Korea, PO Box 936, Black Mountain, NC 28711 USA. If you are interested in setting up an automated bank draft in order to support CFK on a regular basis, contact our office at 828-669-2355 or tsmith@cfk.org. You can contribute right now by credit card using a secure service provided by PayPal. First time users will be required to register. Talk to your church's Missions Committee about supporting CFK
Many churches are unaware of the work of Christian Friends of Korea. You could be a vital link between your church’s missions committee and CFK. If you are a PCUSA church, do you know that CFK is a registered Extra-Commitment Opportunity in the PCUSA?
Invite CFK to share at your church
We welcome the opportunity to come and share with your church about our work in North Korea. It is a privilege to share photos and stories of what your gifts mean to those we serve.
Please contact us to arrange an engagement.
Volunteer (NC-local)
If you live in the Western North Carolina region, there are ways you can help the efforts of Christian Friends of Korea directly. Such help might include sorting and/or repackaging goods for shipment, assisting with the packing of a container, assisting with our mailings, etc. If you would like to help, please call our office at 669-2355 for more information on our current volunteer opportunities.
Volunteer (your church)
We have a variety of projects that your local church or community could directly participate in. For example, a great need at the tuberculosis facilities is for vocational projects to keep patients occupied while they spend months recovering from tuberculosis. In the past we have sent such things as yarn and knitting needles, embroidery kits, puzzles, games, etc. We seek volunteers who are willing to collect and organize such things and then ship them to us for inclusion in a sea container. Please check out our Hands-on Projects for Churches and Groups or contact our office for further information.
Another idea would be to host an “Alternative Gifts Fair” at your church prior to the holiday season. (See www.altgifts.org, a sponsor of one of CFK’s programs, for ideas on how to do this.)
Our Commitment to You
We recognize that there are many competing and worthy causes for your time and resources. We are voluntary members in good standing with the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA), and submit to an independent financial audit of our books every year. We seek to use the resources entrusted to us as wisely and efficiently as we can. Upon request, we are happy to provide a copy of our IRS Form 990.
Prayer Support
Your regular prayers for Christian Friends of Korea and our ongoing work in North Korea are greatly coveted. There are many challenges involved in this work requiring wisdom and discretion beyond our human capabilities.
The current political situation between North Korea and her neighbors is tense and uncertain. Please pray for wisdom and restraint for all of the leaders involved.
The humanitarian situation continues to be very serious. Please pray that the needs of the people will be met.
For an update on specific current prayer concerns for CFK, please email tsmith@cfk.org and we will send you one by email.
Visit the Gifts of Hope and Give Generously
Click here “Gifts of Hope” to see some of the current projects we are working on. Please prayerfully consider how you can participate in this work. What you send through CFK can make a huge difference in someone’s life.
Funds can be sent by check or wire transfer. We can also accept donations of securities (stocks, bonds, etc.). Please contact our office for instructions concerning these transfers. All contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Please mail your contributions to: Christian Friends of Korea, PO Box 936, Black Mountain, NC 28711 USA. If you are interested in setting up an automated bank draft in order to support CFK on a regular basis, contact our office at 828-669-2355 or tsmith@cfk.org. You can contribute right now by credit card using a secure service provided by PayPal. First time users will be required to register. Talk to your church's Missions Committee about supporting CFK
Many churches are unaware of the work of Christian Friends of Korea. You could be a vital link between your church’s missions committee and CFK. If you are a PCUSA church, do you know that CFK is a registered Extra-Commitment Opportunity in the PCUSA?
Invite CFK to share at your church
We welcome the opportunity to come and share with your church about our work in North Korea. It is a privilege to share photos and stories of what your gifts mean to those we serve.
Volunteer (NC-local)
If you live in the Western North Carolina region, there are ways you can help the efforts of Christian Friends of Korea directly. Such help might include sorting and/or repackaging goods for shipment, assisting with the packing of a container, assisting with our mailings, etc. If you would like to help, please call our office at 669-2355 for more information on our current volunteer opportunities.
Volunteer (your church)
We have a variety of projects that your local church or community could directly participate in. For example, a great need at the tuberculosis facilities is for vocational projects to keep patients occupied while they spend months recovering from tuberculosis. In the past we have sent such things as yarn and knitting needles, embroidery kits, puzzles, games, etc. We seek volunteers who are willing to collect and organize such things and then ship them to us for inclusion in a sea container. Please check out our Hands-on Projects for Churches and Groups or contact our office for further information.
Another idea would be to host an “Alternative Gifts Fair” at your church prior to the holiday season. (See www.altgifts.org, a sponsor of one of CFK’s programs, for ideas on how to do this.)
Our Commitment to You
We recognize that there are many competing and worthy causes for your time and resources. We are voluntary members in good standing with the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA), and submit to an independent financial audit of our books every year. We seek to use the resources entrusted to us as wisely and efficiently as we can. Upon request, we are happy to provide a copy of our IRS Form 990.
Financial information about this organization and a copy of its
license are available from the State Solicitation Licensing Branch
at 1-888-830-4989. The license is not an endorsement by the State.
