Concordia St. Louis Seminarians Receive Food from OGT Norfolk
Orphan Grain Train Norfolk brought a trailer of food to Concordia seminarians and faculty in St. Louis. Steve Sirek of Lincoln delivered the hamburger, peanut butter and potatoes to the waiting students on campus.
“The Concordia students are beginning their trek toward a lifetime of service to the people of God. ‘Therefore, we do not muzzle the ox that treads out the grain.’ They are sowers who go out to sow. We thank and support them.” Pastor Ray Wilke
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