Author: Clive Langston

Earlier this year 26 students gathered to begin their studies at the Mission School in Bălți, Moldova. Each of them has enrolled with a clear purpose to be better equipped for faithful, Christ-centred ministry.

Leadership training has always been central to the growth and health of the Church. Nowhere is this more evident than in the ministry of Slavic Gospel Association (SGA), whose commitment to preparing faithful workers continues to bear fruit across Central & Eastern Europe, and Central & Northern Asia.

As the ministry of Slavic Gospel Association continues to develop, we are excited to announce the appointment of two new members of staff. Both Junior Hilland and David Anderson bring a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to serving the Lord, and we believe they will greatly enhance our mission in advancing the Gospel and supporting believers in Central & Eastern Europe and Central & Northern Asia.

The book of James reminds us that at the heart of true and authentic faith is a call to care for some of the most vulnerable in our societies. Among them are widows – women who often carry heavy burdens of grief, loneliness, and material hardship.

Thanks to a car recently provided by SGA, the Gospel continues to be proclaimed in Ukraine.

At the end of November last year, the 16th consecutive group of students graduated from the Mission School in Balti, Moldova. Friends, family, and special guests gathered to give God praise for the past two years and to re-dedicate themselves to future service. As part of their graduation, each of the 26 students received digital and physical books to support their ongoing ministries, equipping them to serve effectively in their churches and communities.