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And He sent them out to proclaim the kingdom of God . . . (Luke 9:2).

Seeing the lost come to Christ across the lands of Russia . . . that was the burning passion of SGA founder Peter Deyneka, and it remains our burning passion today. Above all, it is the burning passion of the Russian evangelical churches SGA serves, and we are thankful for the opportunity to help them reach their communities for Christ.

SGA connects North American Christians with individual Russian church-planting missionaries, and helps to send them out to targeted regions where they live, work and proclaim the Gospel. They have a tremendous advantage because they already know the language, culture and history of their people. The church planters are selected by their local congregational leadership and are partnered through SGA with sponsoring individuals or churches here in North America. In addition, many Sunday school classes and adult Bible fellowships have discovered the tremendous blessing of sponsoring a national church planter in Russia.

Church planter sponsors receive their missionary’s name, family information, ministry location and a family photo when possible. SGA helps facilitate communication between the missionary and sponsors, to encourage prayer and so that all may rejoice in what God is doing across the former Soviet Union. The backgrounds of the missionaries are varied, and their dedication is such that many of them are ministering in three to five locations simultaneously. A significant number also have ministries to prison inmates, drug addicts and orphan children. Many former prisoners who have been gloriously saved have moved on to become church planters themselves.

A New Song

My ministry in Russia's Irkutsk region includes many outreach activities including music ministry with my group, Time to Live. The Lord has opened two new ministry directions for us with our music — prisons and workers' dormitories.
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Immanuel’s Child

Pastor Pavel Zhirov reports that Immanuel's Child outreaches were held in six local churches throughout the Ryazan region. More than 1,220 children from poor and unchurched families attended along with some 400 adults. There were also some children from Roma (Gypsy)* communities.
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Repentance … and Joy in Heaven

In the past year, our church was preparing for one baptism, which ended up being three! God had different plans than ours, and our church got to experience His wonderful grace in action. As you'll see, one thing led to another.
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Reaching Roma with the Gospel

"Whenever I meet a Roma man or woman, I always try to tell them about Jesus Christ. It is not customary for Roma to talk to people of other nations (like Jewish people did not talk to Samaritans in John 4:9). They believe other people are inferior. In fact, one Roma Christian told me, 'If it were not for Jesus, I would not even start to talk to you as you're not a Roma, to say nothing about a joint meal with you at the table!'
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