<p>Canadian Pastor Hyeon Soo Lim made his first public appearance since being released from imprisonment in North Korea. Lim attended a Sunday, August 13, service at Light Presbyterian Church in Mississauga, Ontario.</p><p>Lim was released after spending two years and seven months in a North Korean jail after his initial death sentence for “crimes against the state” was reduced to hard labor. According to Lim’s family, as reported by The Guardian</a>, prior to his arrest, Lim had frequently traveled to North Korea to work on humanitarian projects.</p><p>Following the arrival of a Canadian government delegation to North Korea last week, Lim was released on “sick bail.” He arrived in Toronto on Saturday, August 12.</p><p>In this video, Lim is seen addressing the media through a Korean translator, at the 2:56 mark he addresses the crowd in English. Credit: Facebook/Michael Ahn via Storyful</p><br />
