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Since 1934 Slavic Gospel Association has been focused on helping Slavic churches reach their lands with the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ.
These churches have been faithful even through periods of cruel persecution.
Our mission is to reach the former Soviet Union nations with the gospel through financial and prayer support to the local national Church Planters and Children’s Ministry Teams.
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Summer Camp for Orphans
When you help children meet Jesus at Summer Bible Camps, you are providing a unique opportunity for SGA-supported churches to bring kids out of the chaos of their lives. There are games and campfires—but the main focus is on God, His Word, and the Gospel.
Videos
The SGA team has gathered some other short videos from faithful servants we assist … men and women who live life on mission daily for the sake of the Gospel.
Here are some recent videos from our Youtube Channel
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How I met Jesus - in the Orphanage
To support young people like Olya, donate to our Orphans Support fund.
Ukraine. Living in a cellar
From a shelter in Gulyaipole March 2023
Pastors need your support!
Help churches respond to the incredible surge of hurting souls and ministry opportunities





Help churches respond to the incredible surge of hurting souls and ministry opportunities. The crises of 2022 — war, inflation, recession, mass refugee migration — opened a door for evangelism unlike any since the Soviet Union fell. A hunger for God was already growing in the former Soviet nations. Now it is keener than ever!
Our ministry is growing at a record rate. As a result, the increasing number of children, families, and individuals coming to SGA-supported churches and ministries has created an urgent need for more resources.
- Summer Bible Camps grew by 25 percent.
- Immanuel’s Child Christmas outreach to children grew by 25 percent
- Orphans Reborn is likewise growing rapidly.
- Ukraine churches often went from 20 percent full before the war to 120 percent!
Together with our international offices we need to help more than 6,000 churches in our network in Ukraine and across other countries in the former Soviet Union. They must reach more people who desperately need to know Christ, grow in Him, and reach others for our Lord.
They need brothers and sisters in Christ, like you, to give generously to help answer these concerns.
Please pray that the Lord will glorify Himself through the lives of His people!
News and Stories from the Mission Field

I Had No One To Rely On, Except God
Moisei was born in 1997. His childhood was short: at the age of three, he was sent to an orphanage where he spent 12 years. “I don’t remember what it was like to live in a family with parents. I had a brother and three sisters, and then another younger brother was born. But I never had a real home where we would all live together.” Moisei never knew his father— he left the family before he was born. Even his mother didn’t talk about him …

In Those Faces We Saw Jesus
When the first sirens of war wailed over Odesa, Vlad and Zhanna were not pastors or missionaries. They were a regular Christian couple—faithful churchgoers, raising their two children, involved in music ministry and some church events. But as missiles fell and fear took root, their lives were quietly and profoundly transformed …

How Orphans are Learning to Forgive – and Find Christ’s Forgiveness
One of the most difficult topics for the orphans is forgiveness. They feel that they suffer when they are not guilty of anything and realize that they are in the orphanages because of the actions of others. In their hearts, they still love their parents and wait for them to come to take them home. But it is so difficult for some to forgive …

Yakutia – Church on Fire
Standing for Christ in remote villages across Yakutia means standing in a village steeped in Shamanism. Persecution follows. The bolder the believers are, the more the trials. Recently, a local man who hated Christians burned their church to the ground. A church filled with joy, it took six years for the congregation to build. Please see the before and after pictures, and please pray for this persecuted church, among the churches we serve.

In the Footsteps of Jesus
Pastor Oleg is a faithful servant in Ukraine who ministers to many whom the world might just pass by. “There is one family of a mother and daughter who is 12 years old. The mother’s name is Iryna. She works as a teacher in a municipal kindergarten. She is divorced and raising her daughter alone. Her daughter Yaryna has the status of a disabled child. Unfortunately, she has a serious illness—rheumatoid arthritis complicated by gluten and lactose intolerance. She needs a set of expensive medicines and a special diet every month. Iryna earns a minimum monthly salary and works additional part-time jobs wherever she can to provide her daughter with the necessary treatment.

The Darker the Night, the Brighter His Presence
For one young pastor’s family in Ukraine, war is not just a distant reality—it is woven into the fabric of their daily lives. Although they live further south, air raid sirens, drone strikes, bombings, and the looming threat of conscription are ever-present. At any moment, the husband could be called to the front lines, leaving his wife and their small daughter behind. The uncertainty is overwhelming. Yet, in the face of it all, they have made a choice: to trust Christ completely. This is their story—one of surrendering fear for faith and finding true security not in the absence of danger, but in the presence of Christ.