Dear to the believer’s heart are the inspired words which tell of the Savior’s birth in Bethlehem. With beautiful simplicity and serendipity, God has unfolded to the world the incarnation of His Only Begotten Son. At this Christmas season, as the Christian’s mind and motivation are centered on the greatest gift that the Heavenly Father has given, should not the very best be given to the Master?
God the Father sent Jesus the Son to be “the savior of the world” (1 John 4:14). He has destroyed “the works of the devil” (1 John 3:8) and is the “propitiation” for the “sins” of mankind (1 John 4:10). The believer can only “live” a life of faith and fidelity “through Him” (1 John 4:9)...
The work in Bryansk, Russia with the street children ministry continues to function even during these difficult times. Praise God for Oksana Leonova and her volunteer staff for their desire and dedication to serve the poor, homeless and needy. “He who oppresses the poor reproaches the Maker, but he who is gracious to the needy honors Him” (Proverbs 14:31).
Last year, Oksana and some volunteers decided to visit a needy family around the time of one of the children’s birthday. They decided to bake a cake and bring presents (including Bibles), not only for the one child, but for all siblings. The fellowship was a tremendous success. This year...
Last year, Oksana and some volunteers decided to visit a needy family around the time of one of the children’s birthday. They decided to bake a cake and bring presents (including Bibles), not only for the one child, but for all siblings. The fellowship was a tremendous success. This year...
Slavic Missionary Service praises God for the privilege of cooperating with qualified Christian missionaries in the Volyn Oblast of Western Ukraine. Recently, Yaroslav Trots and his wife, Victoria, missionaries of SMS since 1996, were able to come to the United States to serve and report to churches on the progress of God's work in Ukraine.
Yaroslav was invited to a conference in Massachusetts, because two speakers who were invited from Slavic countries were not able to attend. After the conference the Trots were able to visit five other states for two weeks sharing the opportunities of outreach in Lutsk, Ukraine (their hometown) and the surrounding areas...
