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About tdillmuth

Pastor Timothy Dillmuth is the Discipleship Pastor of Voice of the Martyrs Korea. He oversees Underground University, a missionary training school for North Korean defectors, and does discipleship training with Christians from all over the world. Pastor Tim received a bachelor's degree from Zion Bible College and an M.Div. from Regent University. He lives with his wife, Melissia and their three children in Seoul, South Korea.

Is Household Worship Your Foundational Form Of Worship Yet?

Posted on November 20, 2013 by tdillmuth

Post by Pastor Tim Dillmuth – Last year, I posed the question on this blog, “What’s the absolute best way to reign?”  And in the one year that has followed, the answer hasn’t changed!  I wrote that “family worship” was … Continue reading →

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Are the 100 Days of Worship Becoming Monotonous?

Posted on November 13, 2013 by tdillmuth

Post by Pastor Tim Dillmuth – Our present life is not simply a precursor to a life in heaven, but rather preparation for an eternity of ruling and reigning with Christ!  And I was reminded this week that preparation is … Continue reading →

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Video – Bible Smuggling Into North Korea

Posted on November 8, 2013 by tdillmuth

We recently released a 35 minute, exclusive documentary on the ministry of Seoul USA.  The video goes into never before released detail on the different ways in which we get the Bible across the border into North Korea. Below is a … Continue reading →

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