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The extra winter funding helped many of our missionary families to purchase firewood or install a heating system. For Oleg and his family, it enabled them to get firewood for the winter. They are thanking the Lord for your open hearts.

SGA’s Widows’ Project is a precious ministry to some of the most vulnerable in society. This winter we are sending support to thousands of widows for distribution through the evangelical churches.

Sasha wants the church to be established in Biblical doctrines and principles. ‘I have come to the Mission School to be equipped to lead the church.’

The Hope Centre ministry is vital in helping break down barriers in the community so that the Gospel can be shared.

Tatyanna lives in her sparsely furnished second-floor apartment. It has worn floors and bare walls, and she survives without basic amenities. She must negotiate stairs and cross a road to a shed in which there is a dry toilet.

God is at work in ‘impossible’ situations in Central Asia. Surrounded and outnumbered by an almost exclusively Muslim community, Christian pastors and evangelists are witnessing God breaking into the darkness.

Pastor Volodymyr says, 'There are 4 families that accepted the Saviour in our church. There are teenage children from those families repenting and accepting Jesus Christ into their lives. We need the Lord’s help to teach them about Jesus Christ and how to walk with Him.'

It was thrilling to hear that 20 new converts from Islam were baptized a few weeks ago. God is working in Central Asia.

Ivan was a great support for us. When he died, I had no desire to live.