Category Archives: North Korea

Lessons In Hospitality Humilty: Hosting Without A Couch, Chairs, or Table

Posted on June 5, 2015 by tdillmuth

We just spent the last month of our lives being hosted in a home with little to no furniture.  There were no couches to sit on and at times there was barely enough seats around the kitchen table–er, I mean … Continue reading →

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A Unique Way To Get The Gospel Into North Korea – North Korean Ministry Packs

Posted on April 30, 2015 by tdillmuth

One of the most interesting and unique ways that we spread the gospel into North Korea is through our North Korean ministry packs.  The ministry packs contain basic necessities customized to the location to which they are being delivered. Some packs … Continue reading →

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Sharing The Gospel In Her North Korean Hometown, For The First Time In Seven Years

Posted on April 23, 2015 by tdillmuth

Many well-meaning Westerners have traveled to North Korea for purposes related to teaching, sightseeing or even evangelism.  We are always very purposeful in telling people, in no uncertain terms, to not visit North Korea. Our reasoning relates, not to the … Continue reading →

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