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From the earliest days of its ministry in Eastern Europe and beyond, SGA’s desire has been to work in partnership with indigenous churches and believers in a spirit of mutual respect.

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My ministry is to bring the Gospel to children and their families. I go to places where there are no churches, gather the children for activities, visit their families and tell them about Jesus.

Tatyana and Gulbakhor are just two of many sisters serving in Central Asia to share the love of God with children and women. Reaching their families for Christ is just the beginning of winning a nation for Christ.

The doctor sang the words of a hymn as the woman entered the valley of death – incredibly moving, comforting and full of hope. Such is the powerful ministry of the medical team working at Hospice Emanuel, Romania.

The trauma of war has driven many to seek God and His saving grace in Christ.

The problem of transportation facing pastors and evangelists across the regions where SGA serves is not merely an inconvenience – it is a great hindrance to effective ministry.

Their passion to break down cultural barriers, demonstrate the love of God, and teach the Word of God is motivating the church to be what God wants it to be.

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.