Author: Clive Langston

Recently, both TWR and SGA discovered a common interest in bringing the Gospel to people in Mongolia, a large, sparsely-populated, landlocked country, bordered by Russia to the north and China to the south.

Serghey is thankful to God who gives the believers strength to be able to serve huge numbers of people. He lives and serves close to one of the few checkpoints in operation during the war, located between Ukraine and Moldova.

During last winter, SGA helped several thousand widows across Eastern Europe and Central Asia, making many hearts there sing for joy.

It is encouraging and thrilling to report on a packed summer programme of camp ministry to children, young people, and adult groups.

Bread of Life, Belgrade, Serbia, provides for the elderly and cares for Roma children.

"‘Mission work is challenging here but not impossible. The church currently has 28 adult members and 11 children, with some regular guests as well. This is a moderate congregation by Polish standards."

One woman... said that if her husband caught her with a radio or MP3 player, he would kill her, but by using the SD card it would appear that she was simply using her phone.

“The war is terrible, but it has been good for Ukrainian souls, and in a Europe that is spiritually dead, our Bible Belt refugees are bringing a religious revival.”