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Ministry Continued In Israeli Cities Amidst Rocket Rain
The GCMM Israel ministry has continued in the same manner as in previous years. Programs were filmed in St. Petersburg as well as the studio in Finland. In Israel, local volunteers have also produced programs. Each week, KRIK-TV, a commercial station with a range reaching across the former Soviet Union, broadcasts GCMM produced programs as…
Alexey Navalny: Birthday Wishes From Prison
Alexey Navalny had his 45th birthday in prison, on June 4, 2021. Family and friends were unable to celebrate the day with him. Here are excerpts from his “birthday blog”: In my annual birthday posts, I always express my heartfelt thanks to everyone who surrounds me and supports me, above all to my family. But…
Reaching Siberia’s Unreached Millions With The Gospel
Pastors in Central and Eastern Siberia and Russia’s far east express their gratitude for the literature they have received. The latest printing fell short of the demand for New Testaments. This year GCMM will seek to provide another 750,000 copies of the New Testament and the Gospel of John. Below is response based on the…
RUSSIA: Alexey Navalny Speaks Of His Newfound Faith In God
A leadership conference of 1,000 pastors in Moscow in May 2014. The pastors were deeply concerned about the worsening situation regarding religous freedom in Russia. Recently, 74 pastors were tried under the law on
Russia’s ongoing crackdown on religious minorities, missionaries, and evangelists has earned it a spot among the worst countries in the world for religious freedom.
RUSSIA: Churches Plead For More Bibles, New Testaments, Other Evangelism Literature
A leadership conference of 1,000 pastors in Moscow in May 2014. The pastors were deeply concerned about the worsening situation regarding religous freedom in Russia. Recently, 74 pastors were tried under the law on
Russia’s ongoing crackdown on religious minorities, missionaries, and evangelists has earned it a spot among the worst countries in the world for religious freedom.