Children’s ministry teams

Orphaned and at-risk children need our help before it’s too late

Sharing the Gospel

Help for the physical needs of the poor, distressed, and dispirited opens the door for missionary pastors and church workers to share the life-changing Gospel of Jesus Christ

Feeding Children in Poverty

Refugees & Widows

Help our pastors and missionaries minister to internally displaced persons, refugees and widows

Pastors need your support

The increasing number of children, families, and individuals coming to SGA-supported churches and ministries has created an urgent need for more resource.

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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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Orphans, abused children, and war refugees have no hope . . . unless Christians reach them with the Gospel.

Secularism, cynicism, addiction, trafficking, and crime all beckon to them.

But these ‘hopeless’ kids light up when SGA-supported church workers create outreach events at Christmas-time and beyond.

God opens their hearts to Jesus.

Through Orphans Reborn events, girls and boys—often forgotten or unwanted—‌hear about their Saviour and get plugged in to biblically sound churches.

Help us to send the SGA teams again this Christmas.

Videos

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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

In the past, sister in Christ Anna was a Sunday school teacher in her church in Kherson. This is what remained of the church building after another enemy shell hit.

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

Relief

Save me, O God, by the Power of Your Name

Pastor Mykola Romanyuk, President of Irpin Seminary shared these words on the 3rd anniversary of the war in Ukraine.
“The third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
The first is the National Day of Prayer.
My thoughts and feelings are best conveyed by the prayer of David in a difficult period, when in the face of a deadly enemy, those who could help act treacherously. It seems that evil and crime will soon cease to be considered as such …”

26/02/2025

Mission

War Widow Ministry

In 2013, Dmytro and Anna got married, and a year later her husband was taken away to the war in Donbas (ATO). It was when their first son Michael was born. And since then, for 8 years, Dmytro had been a defender of our country.
Dmytro was killed in February 2022. His younger son Andrew was still under the age of 6. Dmytro was only 38 years old. Six months before the full-scale Russian invasion, Anna’s mother died. She was only 60 years old…

20/02/2025

Mission

A story of great pain and great victory in one person

We met Ivan when he was 13 years old. He learned about our Christian camps and came to one of them. After that, he began attending the ministry for teenagers in our church. He loved God so sincerely and fervently prayed for his alcoholic parents, so that they would also meet God and their lives would change. Sometimes his prayers were so desperate and in tears his heart sank with pain and compassion. God heard his prayers. His parents began inviting our family to visit …

20/02/2025

Relief

When they can’t share their problems with adults, they tell it to a toy

We continue visiting the fatherless to bless them during a wonderful time of Christmas and New Year’s holidays. The weather is balmy, with no ice on the ground, which usually makes it difficult to drive. This year we did our best to prepare a festive program with a Christmas-themed puppet show, and we told the children a miraculous Nativity story. We see their happy eyes, because they learned about God, each of them received attention and a gift.

19/02/2025

Mission

A Drug Addict Who Brought Trouble After Trouble

My name is Vadim. I am 31. I’d like to share how I met Jesus, and how my life has changed since then. I was born to an unbelieving home in Siberia, Russia. Our family was of average income. As I was a firstborn, my parents and my grandmother indulged me since childhood. They would buy me anything I wanted: toys, bicycles, computers, and later a motorcycle and a car. I had everything that my peers didn’t. I got away with my pranks and mischief, while my parents always disregarded my misdeeds. I grew arrogant and spoiled, and the whole world should have been spinning around me …

17/01/2025

Relief

Thankfulness from the Frontlines

The assault on Ukraine is intensifying and millions have no means to heat their homes. Through Heat and Hope project, an SGA supported church delivered wood and one family has a chance. This is life or death aid …

24/12/2024