Korea’s Own Esther Ahn Kim: Imprisoned for Her Faith

This inspiring short story recounts the remarkable life of Ahn Ei Sook, later known as Ester Ahn Kim, a devout Christian who stood against Japanese oppression in Korea from 1910-1945. Despite facing six years in prison for refusing to bow at a Shinto Shrine, she courageously journeyed to Japan to confront leaders about their treatment of Korean Christians. Her unwavering faith served as a guiding light during her imprisonment, illustrating the profound influence of divine strength in challenging circumstances.