SLMS 2026 Easter Message
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On Saturday, August 27, the Rev. Dr. Alexey Streltsov of the Siberian Evangelical Lutheran Church appeared on KFUO’s Concord Matters. What do our Lutheran Confessions mean to International Lutherans? What roll do our Confessions have in the mission work to non-Germanic people? Guests Rev. Dr. Alexey Streltsov — Rector of Siberian Evangelical Lutheran Church Seminary
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. . . From the Save the Seminary Campaign and the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Novosibirsk, Siberia. For many years, the Christmas bells of Lutheran churches in Russia were silenced by a repressive government. Today, after the fall of Soviet Communism, the Lutheran Church is being restored with the help of Missouri Synod Lutherans throughout
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Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Thank you for supporting the restoration of the Lutheran Church in Russia! We have surpassed our first major milestone and announce that we have received in donations and commitments over $1 million towards the $7 million goal to permanently fund the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Novosibirsk, Siberia, Russia. The endowment is
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Dear Robert [Keifer, SLMS Treasurer], Thank you very much for your help! Today I served the liturgy (the last Sunday before Great Lent) in Novosibirsk, and other priests were in the travels. Rev. Pavel Khramov was in Novokuznetsk. Rev. Alexey Streltsov was in Chelyabinsk (where he came from Beloretsk — as we have the mission
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Unexpected Matching Fund Donation ignites new incentive among the friends and supporters of the young Lutheran Seminary in Novosibirsk, Siberia. Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, Snohomish, WA has kicked off the New Year with a $60,000 matching gift donation for the Novosibirsk Seminary. Beginning February 1 through March 15, up to $60,000 in donations
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