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One Chernihiv church reports having 75% of its congregation made up of non-church people.

Accounts emerging from besieged cities in Ukraine tell of the danger and the struggles of merely trying to live from day to day. On the other hand getting out of places like Kromatorsk and Mariupol is fraught with difficulty.

Women have contributed significantly to the work of mission throughout its history. From the shores of the UK and Ireland, a host of dedicated and courageous women have departed for a lifetime of service in unreached isolated parts of the world.

Believers know that God is speaking loudly to a lost world. He is, we might say, ‘shouting in their ears’, calling sinners to humble themselves, to acknowledge their abysmal failure to live as God demands, and to repent.

God provided and they moved on to more spacious accommodation which was made available in Germany.

Radio has become a ‘game changer’ in isolated regions. It is often the only means of communication with the outside world.

SGA was delighted to be able to help fund the printing of the New Testaments and provide for the food parcels.

Day after day Ukraine’s fiery trials have continued, and the sufferings of ordinary people, many believers among them, have shocked and saddened us deeply as we have watched from afar.

The lesson we have learned from believers in Eastern Europe is that the Lord’s interests must always come first.

In the region of North Moldova up to 80% of young people professing Christ and being baptized, have been influenced or converted at camp.

The overall vision of the Mission school remains the same – to equip national believers to reach their own people with the gospel.

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