These are difficult days. People are searching for real answers. People are searching for hope. I just want you to know that we are praying for you and your family. This coronavirus outbreak is disrupting lives around the globe, but we thankfully can remain confident in the Lord’s sovereignty! Thank you for your faithful partnership.
We aren’t sure who had a better Russian Christmas (January 7), our missionary group or the orphans they ministered to that evening. Our Russian Missions missionary teams had the privilege of sharing God’s Love in several orphanages. It has been more than a two years since we received permission to regularly visit these needy children.
With Thanksgiving nearly upon us, and — believe it or not! — Christmas not far behind, I’m sure that family gatherings and other holiday festivities will soon be making your days very busy. I want to thank you for supporting this ministry to the lands of the former Soviet Union. I have truly appreciated the
As fall returns and ever so quickly summer comes to an end, I cannot help but reflect on one of the most dynamic times of the year for our ministry, Safe Haven Summer Camps. We take care in making sure that every camper sees that the Bible is alive, relevant and exciting! Our goal is
Imagine a ministry where children beg to come. Where kids never want to miss a thing. Where no volunteer ever complains. Smiles. Laughter. Hugs. Volunteers come early; they stay late. Where children’s lives are changed and their faith grows. Does such a place exist? It’s definitely a reality! It’s Safe Haven Summer of Hope Camps!
My Dear friends, One of the biggest problems in Russia that has been a burden and concern on my heart is alcoholism in Russia. A According to the information of the Ministry of Public Health of Russia, at the beginning of 2002 there were 2,220,845 citizens officially diagnosed with alcoholism. However, specialists know that the
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