Pashkovians
The Paschkowians or Paschkowzy ( Russian Пашковцы , wiss. Transliteration Paškovcy , English Pashkovites ) are a sect named after Vasily Alexandrovich Paschkow ( Василий Александрович Пашков ) , which was formed in the last quarter of the 19th century under Paschkow in Russia . At first it was known under the name Redstokisty ( Редстокисты ), after the English Lord Radstock .
She developed numerous missionary activities in Saint Petersburg , Moscow , Nizhny Novgorod , Tula and numerous other areas. She published religious literature and established relationships with the Stundists of Ukraine and the Baptists of the Caucasus . In 1884 Pashkov made an unsuccessful attempt to unite Baptists, Stundists, Molocans and Mennonite Brethren Churches ( братскими меннонитами ).
See also
literature
- Pashkowzy . In: SW Bulgakov: Sprawotschnik po jeresjam, sektam i raskolam . Sovremennik, Moskwa 1994 (Russian; reference work on heresies, sects and church divisions)
- Ralph Tuchtenhagen : PAŠKOV, Vasilij Aleksandrovic. In: Biographisch-Bibliographisches Kirchenlexikon (BBKL). Volume 6, Bautz, Herzberg 1993, ISBN 3-88309-044-1 , Sp. 1570-1575.
Web links
- Paschkowzy (Russian)
- Baptist beginnings in Russia and Ukraine (English)
- Pashkov, Vasili Alexandrovich (English)
- Redstokisty (Russian)
- Lord Radstock and the Russian Awakening (English)
- Three Letters from VD Bonch-Bruyevich in the Pashkov Papers (English)