AMSTERDAM, Holland (NNI) – The Soviet Union’s official communist youth movement, Komsomol, reported a loss of two million members in the first eight months of 1988, registering the highest percentage of attrition in a three-year downward trend. According to a…
Read moreAMSTERDAM, Holland (NNI) – Since Christianity was first introduced to the Ukrainian people one thousand years ago, never have so many Bibles and New Testaments entered the Soviet Union as a whole as they have in 1988. Although the Bible…
Read moreMOSCOW, USSR (EP) – In yet another display of “glasnost,” or “openness,” the Soviet Union will begin distribution of a gold coin commemorating the millennium since Christianity reached Russia and became the religion of the state. The commemorative coin is…
Read moreMOSCOW, USSR (NIRR) – What began as a trickle when Mikhail Gorbachev took power in 1985, has become a torrent this year. Russian-language Bibles have disappeared from shops and warehouses in the West; virtually all have been shipped to the…
Read moreEDINA, MN (EP) – It was an unlikely scene – a leading Soviet network journalist sitting in the front row of an evangelical church in Minnesota, listening intently to the service. Her camera crew roamed the aisles taping the service…
Read moreTULSA, OK (FR) – For the first time in history, a professional theatre company from the U.S. composed entirely of Christian artists performed in the Soviet Union. Members of the traveling company, known as Impact Productions, performed 18 times before…
Read more“In the Soviet Union, everything is against God, against religion, against Christianity. Everything is for Communism. But Communism doesn’t work. So this contradiction makes you think, makes you question things.” - Natalie Polovchak “The New American,” November 21, 19…
Read moreAMSTERDAM, Holland (NNI) – A member of the USSR Academy of Sciences has stated that Soviet magazine V Mire Knig (The World of Books), plans to serialize the New Testament to meet the growing demand for previously banned literature and…
Read moreROANOKE, VA (NIRR) – Americans following developments surrounding the millennial observances of the Russian Orthodox Church, including eyebrow-raising changes in church-and-state relationships, may have been short-changed by the press. Many of the foreign reporters we…
Read moreEditor’s Remarks: The following speech, perhaps destined to be President Reagan’s most famous address, was given before an audience of students at Moscow State University on May 31, 1988. It embodies the sum of Reagan’s vision: that tyranny will one…
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