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In 1912, together with his wife, he emigrated to the United States. He graduated from a Bible college in
Berkeley, California. After that, he led a Slavic Baptist church in Seattle for several years. In New York, he encountered the teachings of Pentecostals and adopted the practice of baptism of the
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Efimovich Voronaev and his like-minded associates were arrested and exiled to the Komi ASSR. In the summer of 1936, Voronaev was sent into exile in the Kaluga region. During this time, he secretly visited Odessa, where he visited the grave of his daughter Vera. In October of the same
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Voronaev, which he received when obtaining a fake passport. He was born into the family of an Orenburg Cossack. After finishing school, he worked as a clerk for the village ataman. In 1907, he was called up for active duty and served in the 5th
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Cossack Regiment in the town of Kazerma (Turkestan). During his service, he accidentally attended a worship service of evangelical Christians-Baptists and became a Baptist, receiving baptism in the Tashkent community of Christian Baptists.
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Holy Spirit accompanied by the physical evidence of speaking in tongues (glossolalia). In 1919, he organized a
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