Testimonies
God’s Power in the Impossible
As Great Commission Media Ministries marks 50 years of ministry, we are reminded that the Great Commission has never depended on human strength alone. From the first disciples to believers serving around the world today, God continues to call ordinary people to an extraordinary mission—and gives them the power to carry it out. The Great…
Read MoreFor a Moment, They Were Just Children
GCMM, together with local partners, supported two children’s camps in Ukraine this summer. For children living through the realities of war, the camps provided something simple but deeply important: a chance to play, laugh, make friends, and spend time with caring adults in a safe environment. Prayer and spiritual encouragement were also important parts of…
Read MoreNational Radio Day: The Signal Was Jammed. People Still Listened.
From a shortwave broadcast heard behind the Iron Curtain to today’s satellite and digital outreach, GCMM’s story is a reminder that technology can become a powerful instrument for the Great Commission. On National Radio Day, we remember something that reaches much deeper into the history of Great Commission Media Ministries than a microphone or a…
Read MoreRussia’s Religious Freedom Is Over
The year was 1991. We were sitting in the Novosibirsk home of Professor Aleksander Link. I was expressing joy over the fact that, after seventy long years of atheism, a new era of freedom had finally arrived in Russia. Soviet State TV Channel One had aired 52 of the best Bible stories as animated films.…
Read MoreThe Church is silent, even though the truth cries out—Russian and Ukrainian Christians in the shadow of war
What happens when churches fall silent, but truth cries out? On GCMM’s radio program, Russian Yuri Sipko and Ukrainian Sergei Demidovich reveal how war has divided Christians, silenced churches, and made the truth conveyed through the media vital – not only socially, but also as a spiritual calling to serve the body of Christ. The…
Read MorePentecostal pastor Nikolai Romaniuk pretrial detention is extended in Moscow
The daughter of Nikolai Romaniuk announced that a Moscow court extended the pretrial detention of her father, Pastor Romaniuk, until April 17, 2025. On October 19, 2024, Nikolai Nikolayevits Romaniuk, pastor of the Evangelical Church of the Holy Trinity in Moscow, was arrested after a Sunday service. The arrest was accompanied by a thorough search…
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