Tag Archives: Underground University

An Eritrean Pastor And A North Korean Defector Walk Into The VOM Korea Office . . .

Posted on July 12, 2016 by tdillmuth

Have you wondered why we bring guest speakers from persecuted settings to share with our North Korean students? Our newest VOM Korea intern penned her thoughts after sitting among our UU and UT students one Saturday morning. This Saturday morning … Continue reading →

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Why We Don’t Run Our North Korea Training School Like a Seminary

Posted on June 29, 2015 by tdillmuth

During my three years at seminary, I was trained to be a pastor through 90 credit hours of rigorous academic study.  While I’m thankful for my education, I’ve also realized that training is never complete when only book learning is … Continue reading →

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Suicide Or Mission: The Choice Facing More North Koreans Than You Might Guess

Posted on April 2, 2015 by tdillmuth

Post by Pastor Tim – When LSY defected to South Korea she was investigated by the National Intelligence Service Center, like all of the other North Korean defectors. Even though she was already a Christian, she was physically and emotionally … Continue reading →

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