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Aug 17, 2021
Compassion Ministry
Helping Struggling People Receive Food and Spiritual
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Editor’s Note: The images below were provided by an SGA-sponsored church in Belarus.

As church members continue reaching out with food packages, warm clothing, and other critical aid, we pray these individuals will continue to see the Lord’s goodness and put their trust in Him.

BELOW: Always remember that you are serving right alongside your Christian brothers and sisters through your faithful giving and prayer support. It’s what continues to make SGA-sponsored Compassion Ministry possible in Belarus and other former Soviet Union countries — and is helping people meet Jesus!

While Alexei, Nina, and their three sons do not know the Lord, their hearts are opening to the Gospel. “We were able to talk about God and salvation in Jesus Christ,” says Pastor Pavel.
Abandoned by her husband when her son was young, Anna has raised her special needs child Artem on her own. We praise God that Anna has a community of supportive believers in her life!
In their times of trouble, God made a way for this struggling family to receive food and supplies. What’s more, the door to their hearts is opening as they hear of the abundant life they can have in Jesus Christ.
Katya and Vitaly’s family were greatly impacted by COVID-19. Pastor Pavel had the opportunity to pray with them, asking God for mercy and protection at this difficult time in their lives.
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