Rev. Daniel and Amy Johnson,
Serving the Lord in Eurasia

Bio

Rev. Daniel and Amy (Cox) Johnson serve the Lord as missionaries in Eurasia, where they work to strengthen the Lutheran Church in Siberia and the Baltic countries. Daniel acts as the liaison between The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS) and the Siberian Evangelical Lutheran Church (SELC). In this role, he assists in developing sustainable Lutheran church bodies in his areas of responsibility. He also helps create catechetical and pastoral care resources, as well as providing instruction and pastoral care as requested by LCMS partner churches.

Daniel is from Grandview, Mo., and Amy was born on Scott Air Force Base in Illinois, although they both call Marshalltown, Iowa, home. Daniel earned his Bachelor of Science from West Texas State University in Canyon and his Master of Divinity from Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Mo. Amy has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Central Missouri. They are members of Redeemer Lutheran Church, Marshalltown, where Daniel served as senior pastor from 1993 until 2012. During these years, God was preparing Daniel for his future work in Eurasia as he served the Siberian Lutheran Mission Society first as newsletter editor and later as president. In his spare time, Daniel enjoys automobile restoration and playing trumpet. Amy’s hobbies include playing piano, sewing and scrapbooking.

Prayers

Please pray for the Johnsons as they adapt to their new life and ministry in Eurasia. Give thanks to God that Pastor Johnson has accepted the call to serve the people of Siberia and the Baltics by supporting LCMS partner churches in these regions.

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Learn more

• Learn more about the work in Eurasia.
• Connect with the region via the LCMS Eurasia blog.

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