LCMS Missionaries Rev. Dr. Quintin and Lindsay Cundiff

Rev. Dr. Quintin and Lindsay Cundiff

Serving the Lord in Latvia — Theological Educator


Bio

The Rev. Dr. Quintin and Lindsay Cundiff serve the Lord through The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS) in Riga, Latvia. In this role, Quintin teaches at the Luther Academy of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Latvia, an LCMS partner church. He assists in the education and pastoral formation of ministry candidates who come from around Eurasia to attend the academy. He also is involved in starting an English-language service in Riga for expats and English speakers.

Quintin is a native of Oberlin, Kan., and he has a bachelor’s degree in history from Concordia University, Nebraska, Seward, Neb.; a Master of Divinity degree from Concordia Seminary, St. Louis; and a Doctor of Ministry degree from Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne. During his career, he has served congregations in Oregon, New Mexico and Nebraska. He also assisted with planting St. Andrew Lutheran Church in Albuquerque, N.M., and served as the pastoral counselor for the LCMS Rocky Mountain District’s Lutheran Women’s Missionary League. In his free time, Quintin enjoys reading, cooking, painting, writing and watching ice hockey.

Lindsay grew up in Farnhamville, Iowa, and she has a diploma of Practical Nursing from Hamilton College in Lincoln, Neb., and an associate degree in nursing from Central Community College in Nebraska. She has previously worked in nursing homes and medical facilities in Missouri, Iowa, Oregon, New Mexico and Nebraska. At church, she has served as a Sunday school teacher, a parish nurse and a newsletter editor, among other things. In her free time, Lindsay enjoys music, movies, reading historical fiction, gardening and caring for pets. The Cundiffs have one son, Carter.

Prayers

Pray for the Cundiffs as they serve in Riga. Ask God to watch over them and give them good health to serve Him to the best of their ability. Pray that God would use them to prepare Lutheran pastors to preach Christ and Him crucified wherever they are. Let us give thanks that the Cundiffs are serving God’s children in this part of the world.

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Additional Information

  • Birthdays: Quintin — March 27, Lindsay — Jan. 22, Carter — May 21
  • Anniversary: May 6
  • Home District: Nebraska

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