Published in Predvestnik No.3, 1995 Have you ever realized there are still a number of places in the earth where access is still denied for Christian missionaries. This is not because of a lack of training, zeal or finances. It…
Read moreIn last month’s newsletter, I gave an overview of some of the exciting things that happened during my six week trip to Russia. I want to continue this month with part two of his report. Predvestnik’s role as a ministry…
Read moreReport on Summer Mission to Russia Russia and the republics of the former Soviet Union must be rebuilt by the people of God. The only hope for lasting freedom is to teach biblical principles for the reformation of society to…
Read moreOver the past five years, we have witnessed God’s nation-shaking changes in the eastern European bloc and the former Soviet Union. Untold millions of people have come to Christ and many new churches are being established on a daily basis.…
Read moreRegion is crucial in evangelization of Muslims Never before in history has God moved so powerfully to draw millions of Muslims to Himself throughout the world. This is especially true in the former Soviet Union where over 50 million people…
Read moreVolume 2, 1994 The following are translations of the titles of feature articles of the special “Islam Issue” of Predvestnik. Cover: “Islam: This religion is the main competition against Christianity for the hearts of men. The history of the spread…
Read moreWhat Do Russian Christians Think? Translated by Roman Medvid Of all the conflicts the Russian Federation has suffered for several years, the Chechen conflict will be recorded in the history as the most nonsensical and unreasonable. Even during the times…
Read moreResponses to the “Islam” issue: 1. Dear workers of Predvestnik! We have read your issue (#2’94), and its contents gave us courage. We were especially inspired by the material about the Muslim world [telling about persecutions of Christians in Iran].…
Read moreI recently completed a four week missions trip to the former Soviet Union. I first visited Kiev, Ukraine and the staff of the Russian language version of The Forerunner which I established in 1991. I met with Alexey Salapatov, Roman…
Read moreI am Tatar and my parents consider themselves to be Muslims. About two years ago, my brother and I became believers in Jesus Christ. Our parents are not strong Muslims; they don’t go to the mosques. However, all of our…
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