Dear Friends, Colorful leaves. Crisp apples. Jackets and sweaters. Yes, it is the beginning of fall. After this summer’s record heat waves, this seasonal relief is welcomed. As I write this article, I can see out my window that the leaves are changing. The air is crisp and cool as I leave open my window
Nikolai’s Story…just one little boy in a faraway land—Is he worth saving?” We invite you to join us in changing the world one child at a time. At age five, Nikolai wandered the streets of St. Petersburg, Russia, begging for food. His mother was dying of alcoholism and his father had abandoned him. Christian staff at
Paul Klimenko, Missionary, Kurgan Rehabilitation Center Drugs and alcohol can destroy lives without mercy. The problem of drug abuse is of vital concern for Russia – where cheap, abundant Afghan heroin has helped fuel a surge in addiction rates. In addition, injected drug use has been a key factor in the spread of the virus
As we celebrate this Thanksgiving holiday, my heart is filled with gratitude for you, our Russian Mission partners, and my prayer is that you will receive and live in the tremendous favor God has for you. We receive God’s favor because of His great love and grace. We don’t have to earn it. We did
A new report on global wealth has determined that Russia now has the highest level of wealth inequality in the world–with the exception of a few small Caribbean nations where billionaires have taken up residency. The annual global wealth study published by the financial services group Credit Suisse says a mere 110 Russian citizens
Missionary Reports Excerpts Since the new anti-missionary law went into effect in Russia over the summer, we have kept a prayerful vigil with the Bible-preaching churches we serve. It will take time before we fully know how it all will play out and affect our brothers and sisters in Christ across Russia. One thing is
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