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Evangelical believers are a tiny minority in this predominantly Orthodox country, but are committed and active in evangelism and church-planting endeavours.

It was thrilling for an SGA team to travel across Slovakia recently, visiting those supported through the Mission and witnessing God at work.

Sasha Polishchiuk is a graduate of the SGA mission school and pastor of three churches in north Moldova. He has been on SGA’s Leadership Support Programme for over ten years. On a recent visit to Moldova, SGA team members were able to interview him.

Against all expectations, humanly speaking, the Church of Jesus Christ continues to grow and expand, even in the most seemingly spiritually resistant and infertile soil.

Until around thirty years ago there was not a single Christian church in Mongolia, but through the efforts of faithful missionaries, initially Russian believers, the Gospel has since taken root and begun to advance.

Pamir is a stunningly beautiful region of Tajikistan, unreached with the Gospel. Despite a population of over 135,000, there are no known churches there.

SGA has now expanded its ministry into the country of Bosnia and Herzegovina. There, SGA is supporting ‘Project70’ Pastor Danko Malešević in his ministry in Prijedor.

The problem is that we can become inward-looking – comfortable with church life, and enjoying fellowship with believers, rather than reaching the nations.

Many refugees passed through Mohyliv as they fled to Moldova. Many needed temporary accommodation and at one point church members were hosting up to 100 refugees.

Every time I visit her, she shares that she survived last winter and hopes that she will survive the next winter. She is grateful that God provides for her and cares for her

Recent news from Far East Russia has been both encouraging and heart-breaking.

Can you imagine a child receiving no gift at Christmas? Sadly, this is true for many in Central Asia. However, we can make this Christmas special!