Youth Ministry - Slavic Gospel Association

The Young Pastors of Russia

March 4th, 2013

Late last year, we were able to gather together in Moscow with brothers and co-laborers from across all of Russia—a huge amount of territory! [READ MORE]

If you want to see a vivid model of the growing Youth IN Ministry movement across Russia and her neighboring countries, it can be found at Golgotha Baptist Church in Minsk, Belarus. There, a zealous group of young people is intent on making a difference for the glory of Christ — not just the church of tomorrow, but the church of today. And they do it in a variety of ways. [READ MORE]

From the Street to the Prison… Into the Waiting Arms of the Lord

August 20th, 2012

In St. Petersburg, the faithful Orphans Reborn workers you help sponsor make weekly visits to a juvenile detention center, where the children range from age 12 to their mid-teens. Most are social orphans* who have gotten caught up in a variety of crimes. Their lives are truly heartbreaking, but your prayers, faithful giving and the diligent, loving labors of Orphans Reborn workers are making an eternal difference in these young, broken lives . . . [READ MORE]

From Moldova to Russia

July 9th, 2012

It’s a bit more than 1,000 miles between Russia’s Tatarstan region and the former Soviet republic of Moldova. But distance or nationality didn’t matter for an excited group of young believers traveling from Moldova to the town of Chistopol in Tatarstan. Their purpose: to join other Christian youth for the purpose of evangelism. [READ MORE]

Russian Youth IN Ministry

June 25th, 2012

Across Russia, more churches are seeking opportunities for church youth to participate in ministry, and God is blessing. Here are just a few brief reports to encourage your hearts . . . [READ MORE]

Call to Prayer From Russian Christian Youth

May 25th, 2012

We have received word from the Russian Union of Evangelical Christians-Baptists (UECB) that their youth are nationally observing an annual day of prayer and fasting this weekend, as we observe Memorial Day here in the U.S. Their purpose is for the spiritual awakening of young generation of Russia. The intent is to motivate all youth and all churches to pray for their personal condition before God, and for the salvation of unbelievers. And for the first time, they are asking us—their North American brothers and sisters—to participate with them. [READ MORE]