Pastor Vasily Kozerazov
Russia
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Antioch Initiative
Partnering Western churches with Russian churches to meet a tremendous spiritual need, the Antioch Initiative is a biblically-structured, pro-active strategy which seeks to develop key regional impact churches capable of training, sending, and equipping their own to produce multiplying-daughter churches throughout their region.
The Antioch Initiative is a strategic vision modeled after the church at Antioch, Syria, described in the book of Acts. Having studied the scriptures carefully, the UECB has been praying since the 1980s for the Lord to raise up Antioch churches throughout Russia to reach their people with the Gospel.
The Lord has blessed SGA to have a key part in this sweeping vision for reaching the lands of Russia. The UECB leadership identifies a church that meets the high standards required for development as an Antioch church. Then SGA leadership helps to connect that church with a mission-minded group of North American churches that have a proven track record ministering in Russia with SGA. Such regional coalitions of churches are a critical factor in realizing the enormous potential of the Antioch Initiative. Working together and led by one of their pastors, these churches commit to do whatever it takes to help their developing Antioch church reach their entire state for Christ. They provide vital prayer support, advanced training for existing pastors and missionaries, and resources necessary to help equip the developing Antioch church for the high-impact, region-reaching church planting ministry set before them. |
Teaching in Russia
Gregory and Svetlana Berg
Serving in Murmansk, Russia
Anatoly and Galena Bogutski
Serving in the Ukraine
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Many of the millions of children in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and the other nations of the CIS have never heard about Jesus. They have never heard how God sent Him for their sake to be their Saviour, our Immanuel—
“God with us”.
Through Immanuel’s Child, Sspecial Christmas outreach, your church can join with believers in Russia to reach these hopeless children with this life-changing message of hope this Christmas.
click here to go to Immanuel's Child Video
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Serving in Bosnia
Agency - ABWE
Mailing Address:
ABWE Canadian Office
34-980 Adelaide St. South
London, Ontario N6E 1R3
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Brad Collins
Founder of the Sports Foundation.
Brad came to Bosnia Herzegovina in February 2002 and shortly after his arrival began to teach the fundamentals of hockey to young boys he met on the street. Brad was able to get some hockey sticks and other equipment donated by friends in Canada and soon established a hocky club in Ilidza.
Brad works with a hocky ministry teaching children to play hockey and through the sport teaching them life skills.
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