LCMS Eurasia

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The first foreign missionary sent by The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod was sent to India in 1895. Today, new countries have been added in Eurasia as recently as the early 2000's. One of the first countries where activity began in the Eurasia Region was Denmark in 1900. The Danish Evangelical Lutheran Free Church (ELFD) has been a partner church body since 1882. Other early partner churches or mission outposts include Belgium (partner since 1927), The United Kingdom (partner since 1896), France (1927) and Poland (1942). Since the fall of Communism, work has begun in Latvia, Lithuania, and many other countries. Join us here to learn more about God at work through the Gospel in this region! DISCLAIMER: We invite you to join in on the conversations found here and we ask that you ground your comments in love for one another as Christ instructs us in John 15:12: “This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you.’’

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