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Bongsu Church is a church, located at Pyongyang, North Korea

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Added by Jopie, at 24 January 2013

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  • Anonymous
    24 January 2018

    bad service not nice dictator wont come back

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  • Anonymous
    03 December 2017

    LocationKonguk-dong, Mangyongdae, PyongyangCountryNorth KoreaDenominationProtestantWeekly attendancemore than 300HistoryFoundedSeptember 1988ArchitectureYears builtrebuilt in 2008Construction cost$4.3 millionSpecificationsCapacity1,200Number of floorsthreeAdministrationDivisionKorean Christian Federation

    It is one of just a handful churches in the country and one of only two Protestant churches, the other one being Chilgol Church.[2] Bongsu Church was originally constructed in 1988 and was the first church built in the country during communist rule. The church was relocated to a larger building in around 2008 and now offers seats for 1,200 persons. It is debated whether the attendance consists of genuine Christians in the country or not, but service has been observed by visiting foreigners.

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  • Anonymous
    09 October 2017

    IM STARVING SEND HELP

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  • Anonymous
    14 September 2017

    Try the "Dear Leader Challenge!" If you finish the left side of the menu in under an hour, your family gets to eat free for a month! Dear Respected Comrade Kim Jung Un was the first to attempt the feat and did it twice in a single day! It's a very official dining special (the guards ensure that there is no cheating). There's even a gallery of winners (currently just three of the same picture of the Dear Respected Chairman, but I'm sure there will be more soon, with a deal like this!). My son attempted the challenge, and though the waitress didn't initially want to let him (she said none inferior to the Supreme Commander would be worthy. She nearly cried telling us this, such is her patriotic fervor). He failed, and the guards escorted him to the Consolation Booth in the back. I'm sure we'll see him again soon, though I know his shame must be great. I told him there was no shame in loosing to such a man as our dear Worker's Party Chairman, and he seemed to hold his head a little higher as he was walked to the rear of the restaurant. Our waitress hurried us out to give him space to mourn his defeat, and even let us eat for free, as long as we left quickly! What service!

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  • Anonymous
    09 August 2017

    Army guys outside with guns, you have to run really fast to get in and not get shot, but if you make it in you can pray! good times.

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  • Anonymous
    11 June 2017

    Fake

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  • Anonymous
    08 June 2017

    An amazing place to exercise your freedom of religion which you totally, definitely, without a doubt have in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea

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  • Anonymous
    11 May 2017

    Hard to tell if it's a church or not. No crosses or anything.

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  • Anonymous
    09 May 2017

    Why tf are there Christians in North Korea I thought they worshipped our lord and saviour Kimmy

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  • Anonymous
    11 August 2016

    가짜교회.

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  • Anonymous
    08 June 2016

    압니다 인정

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  • Anonymous
    31 January 2013

    이것은 가짜교회 입니다. 대외홍보용으로 만든 가짜건물입니다.

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