SGA Encountering Hope

Children simply see Jesus for who He is. And many times it is from the mouths of  little ones that parents first hear the clear Gospel message and seek the Lord. Pastor Viktor has seen this firsthand in a Belarus village. Support the work of SGA »

As an SGA-supported pastor in Far East Russia, Maxim reaches young adults with the Gospel. Time and again, he sees God at work in extraordinary ways. And Maxim’s role? It’s faithfulness as he continues to invest in lives. Support the work of SGA »  

SGA-supported Pastor Andrei spreads the Gospel to give hope amid the turmoil in Ukraine. He shares how believers like Aleksandr are working to renew their spiritual strength after returning from the chaos at the front line. Support the work of SGA »

Nikita’s story speaks to our need to trust God when our hearts are broken. SGA-supported pastor Pavel shares how this young boy turned to God for healing as his family was falling apart. Support the work of SGA »

Pastor Valery, who serves in central Russia, reports on some exciting developments in their SGA-supported youth outreach. With your support, this ministry can continue drawing young people closer to Christ. Support the work of SGA »

The Lord moves on His timetable, not ours. He only requires us to remain faithful to do what He’s called us to do. In Belarus, Pastor Sergei is rejoicing over what the Lord has been doing in his church for people like Lena. Support the work of SGA »  

One person grows up in a godly home. Another is from “the other side of the tracks.” These are two different journeys, but Pastor Boris has seen God take people from many different experiences and make them His own. Support the work of SGA »

Vyacheslav serves in a former Soviet nation where he has suffered hardship that exists in ministry. He also feels the moments of sweet joy when fruit appears in a person’s life. Here, he shares the harvest he’s seen. Support the work of SGA »

Children are resilient; however, they can still carry the scars of post-traumatic stress. Vasily, an SGA-supported pastor and his church members in Ukraine, are working to bring comfort to kids who have endured so much.  Support the work of SGA »

For those who live in an environment of heartache, it can be difficult to find hope. By helping introduce kids to God’s grace, they can truly leave their old lives behind and begin to see life through God’s lens. Support the work of SGA »

In north-central Ukraine, Vasily and his team are ministering to orphans, local children and those in poverty through Summer Camps. By sharing the Gospel, the team is planting seeds of faith — even in the midst of chaos. Support the work of SGA »

Even when it looks like nothing is happening, God is at work! Pastor Alexander labors for Christ in a village in Belarus. He is working to ensure that the truth of Christ is heard on all of those “regular” days. Support the work of SGA »

God is greater than anything Satan can do to hinder our progress. In Ukraine, SGA-supported pastors like Vadim are working hard to serve internally displaced people in spite of facing almost insurmountable challenges. Support the work of SGA »

No greater example of the transforming love of Christ exists than in the lives of orphan children. In this story from a former Soviet nation, witness how the church is ministering to abandoned children through Orphans Reborn . Support the work of SGA »

The Gospel is so extraordinary that a dear brother risks his life to take this message to a village at the border of a Muslim country. He shares the Good News with children during an SGA-supported Summer Camp ministry. Support the work of SGA »  

When the Holy Spirit fuels us, we’ll even praise God in the darkest of times! Pastor Oleg wanted to fill his service with that kind of praise this past Easter. And one young girl stood out for her desire to lift her voice. Support the work of SGA »

Easter has passed and SGA-supported missionary Pastor Sergei and his church are rejoicing for the way God moved in their outreaches. Sergei wants to share his thanks with you—our partners—who helped make it possible. Support the work of SGA »

Pastor Alexander has witnessed the crucible of affliction being used by God. As He melts away idols, He turns hearts to worship the one true God—Himself. Alexander tells of one man who had been rejecting God and His people. Support the work of SGA »

Sometimes, God so burdens your heart that you have to venture outside your comfort zone and trust Him. Recently Pastor Serik experienced this in Central Asia where God placed a man in Serik’s life who he struggled to reach. Support the work of SGA »  

Israeli law forbids Pastor Sasha and his church from evangelizing Jewish people with the Gospel. Still, they find ways while distributing food aid to the war-afflicted. But it’s not an easy task, and they need our prayers. Support the work of SGA »  

Pastor Viktor and his team have traveled over 7,000 miles, visited 38 villages, and held 93 worship services across Russia. Viktor shares how God created opportunities to share His word with people in need along the way. Support the work of SGA »  

SGA-Supported pastor, Vasily reports on conditions in Ukraine as he ministers the Gospel to those who need Christ. His efforts are helping people cope with the stress and uncertainty of war. Learn more about Vasily’s example of faithfulness. Support the work of SGA »

Peter, an SGA-Supported missionary pastor in Ukraine is working to share the Gospel and much-needed aid with those in that region who were affected by the war. Learn more about how under God’s protection, Peter is bringing hope to people in need. Support the work of SGA »

There is only one cure for spiritual blindness—repentance and faith in Christ. Pastor Andrei shares Oksana’s story, who was both spiritually and physically blind. Learn how God brought her out of her spiritual blindness. Support the work of SGA »  

As believers, it’s important to show God’s transformational power to others in everything we do. Pastor Vladimir shares how a negative witness can profoundly impact others as they seek God’s healing. Support the work of SGA »