Excommunication of former presiding bishop of Russia and the USA Peter Razumovsky
Official decision on the removal from ministry and excommunication of the presiding bishop of the KhVE USA Pyotr Razumovsky by the council of ministers and bishops of the OTsKhVE brotherhood in Germany in June 2005. At the time of Ivan Fedotov’s imprisonment, Pyotr Razumovsky was the presiding bishop of Russia. (original image of the document)
Former presiding bishop of the Churches of Christians of Evangelical Faith of Russia in the USSR (unregistered brotherhood), now residing in the USA, Pyotr Alekseevich Razumovsky turned out to be an inveterate adulterer with many years of experience. He was defrocked and excommunicated from the church by the decision of the Council of Bishops of the unregistered Brotherhood of churches of the CIS, Baltic States, Germany, and the USA at a congress in Germany in the summer of 2005.
As Moscow brothers say:
He had long been suspected of this, but given his resourcefulness, no direct evidence was found – this is only one proven case, and we suspect there were three! (?)
He was exposed by a sister from Moscow who had turned to God, who after repentance recognized in the (presiding) Razumovsky her long-time lover. Having fallen seriously ill, she decided to confess to her drinking bouts and cohabitation with Pyotr Razumovsky. As proof, she presented photographs and witnesses – her brother and mother. After the confession, the woman received healing from her illness.
But that’s not all! While the matter was being investigated, with his case in the Bishops’ Council regarding past amorous pleasures, he, wasting no time and not in the least embarrassed, got himself a “girlfriend for old-age pleasures,” forty years younger than himself. Well, what? David had worse things happen! In the course of things and without unnecessary publicity, he made this lady the second person in the Brotherhood, secretly from the brotherhood, of course, lest they misunderstand! In official registration documents (which Razumovsky showed to no one), she ended up handling finances. Well, if that’s the case, then Razumovsky would also hold secret “fraternal” (meetings) with her in the sauna and outdoors – wherever the opportunity arose. Well, what do you expect, financial matters need to be discussed! Apparently with a hint of “Know our people!”
But that’s not all! Late in the evening on July 28, 2010, Pyotr Razumovsky was arrested by a special unit of the American police. He was handcuffed and shackled, tried to resist the police, for which his face was rubbed a little against the wall. The neighbors called the police. The police report notes: Displayed genitals. (A stripper, indeed.)
And that is far from all! Everyone who knew Razumovsky knew from his words that he spent thirteen years wandering through camps for his faith. Many heard his thrilling stories about how an evil investigator, during the interrogation, shot at the unbroken, young prisoner for the faith, Petya Razumovsky, from a pistol, and horror – the bullet passed a few millimeters from his heart. But strange thing! Later, the young prisoner for the faith ended up in the same investigation cell with the investigator who, out of zeal for duty, shot at the courageous youth. Now the question! And this is not funny! Can a detainee sit in the same cell with his investigator, and moreover, can an investigator sit in the same cell with criminals? Those who know the ropes will read and be perplexed: Razumovsky either didn’t serve time, or he considered everyone around him gullible! Police and investigative-prosecutorial personnel have their own separate cells in prison and separate camps. And we, with emotion, hear from him a sentimental tale of how the young prisoner for the faith shared a piece of bread with the starving villain-investigator in the investigation cell! And the simple explanation is: Young Pyotr was imprisoned for “faith,” but not that faith! According to his relatives, while serving in the army, because of that wrong faith, he got into a knife fight: attacked an officer with a knife, and the officer then shot at the loving youth.
Now a question naturally arises: How could a person with such a spiritual and moral deviation reach such heights of religious hierarchy? Who pushed him through and how? Who patronized him? Who gave him the green light, who covered for him? He simply could not have kept out of sight with such a “gift.” This is not our time, these were the seventies and eighties – the dark Soviet years. When not only ministers were under the scrutinizing gaze of the Fifth Directorate of the KGB, but even ordinary active believers – rank-and-file church members. Naturally, no one voluntarily worked for the Fifth Directorate, nor did they collaborate with them for art’s sake. And so the Fifth Directorate workers actively searched among the leadership and not only the leadership, for helpers to strangle and corrupt the church – people with spiritual and moral deviation. Such virtuosos were first caught on similar deviations, even encouraged this “gift”; and there, for cover and closure, payment was due. If you’re yoked, you haul! Now a question for those who remember the early eighties! Who, after the last imprisonment of Ivan Petrovich Fedotov, started the process of excommunicating bishops, in this situation bishop after bishop, by the domino principle, excommunicated each other? A war at that time flared up in almost all unregistered churches across the entire Union – to the amusement of the atheist authorities and the AUCECB. Well, those who remember and know, have you recalled? Right! Which was to be proven!
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