2000

2000: Professors and Pastors begin traveling from the US to teach in the seminary.

2000: Professors and Pastors begin traveling from the US to teach in the seminary.


2003: HopeRussia Seminary’s first graduates

2003: HopeRussia Seminary’s first graduates

2003


2006

2006: Five HopeRussia Seminary graduates (4 Russians and 1 Russian-speaking Latvian) commissioned to plant churches across the former Soviet Union.

2006: Five HopeRussia Seminary graduates (4 Russians and 1 Russian-speaking Latvian) commissioned to plant Presbyterian Church of Eurasia churches across the former Soviet Union.


Blake Purcell wearing traditional headgear with HopeRussia graduate who is planting a church in his hometown in the ‘Stans (i.e. Usbekistan, Turkmenistan, etc.)

Blake Purcell wearing traditional headgear with HopeRussia graduate who is planting a church in his hometown in the ‘Stans (i.e. Usbekistan, Turkmenistan, etc.)

2010


2017: Grace Evangelical Church, St. Petersburg, pastored by HopeRussia student Dimitri Datsuk (circled)

2017: Grace Evangelical Church, St. Petersburg, pastored by HopeRussia student Dimitri Datsuk (circled)

2017


2018

Spring 2018: Growing number of intensive course attendees

Spring 2018: Growing number of intensive course attendees


2018: These HopeRussia students and graduates pastor and plant churches all across Russia and the former Soviet Union.

2018: These HopeRussia students and graduates pastor and plant churches all across Russia and the former Soviet Union.

2018

2022

2022: While teaching in Siberia, HopeRussia VP Mike Rasmussen visits in the home of student Andre Skriabin (right, with beard), who pastors the Evangelical Church of Prokopyevsk.