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India is the second largest nation in the world with a total population of over 1.3 billion
20,000 children are in prison camps throughout Russia
Children in Prison – There are an estimated 20,000 children in 70 prison camps scattered across Russia.
A call center like this will be set up in Calcutta to receive calls from people who want to hear the Gospel.
Preparations are underway to conduct an evangelistic media campaign in Kolkata, India.
Poverty aid was delivered to Ukrainian orphanages in the war zone.
Poverty aid was delivered to a Ukrainian orphanage in the war zone.
GCM Ministries has printed and delivered the first 800,00 copies of Power to Change evangelistic books and 200,000 copies of the Gospel of St. John.
GCM Ministries has been asked to supply Russian churches with up to 5 million evangelistic booklets.
Russia’s churches have asked for more Bibles and New Testaments to be used as powerful tools in the hands of thousands of Russian volunteer evangelists.
Time is running out for Russia, please help print evangelistic literature for one thousand Russian evangelists!
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.
150,000 campaign books were given to people in short order. Another 200,000 books have been ordered
Thousands have already made their commitment to Jesus Christ. Intense follow-up with 100,000 people.
The new law in Russia signed by President Putin will cripple evangelism in a devastating way.
The new law prohibits the sharing of the Gospel with non-believers.
The new law in Russia signed by President Putin will cripple evangelism in a devastating way. Already 74 Russian Pastors Charged Under New Anti-Terrorism Law.
This new situation resembles the Soviet Union in 1929 when confession of faith was cofined to the inside of a few existing church buildings.