“Preach the Gospel at all times, use words if necessary” – the wisdom of these words are modeled by the Evangelical Christian Church in Montebello, CA. They have been a living testimony of God’s love and faithfulness, and on September 28, they celebrated their 80-year church anniversary.
PCSBA’s September newsletter is available here: in Russian | in English.
Dear Slavic pastors, youth, young people, and brothers and sisters in Christ. On Sunday September 21, 2025, I had the great honor of attending the Charlie Kirk memorial service, in person, in Glendale, Arizona. 200,000 gathered in person to honor a 31-year-old young man, who was brutally assassinated for his faith in Jesus Christ. Charlie…
The tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk shook the entire nation. Many adults did not know about him before, but the youth knew and loved him. For many young Christians, he was an example of how he shared his faith and defended Biblical values. He was a beacon of light for many, and pointed others to…
“At a certain moment during the memorial service for Charlie Kirk, I could not contain myself any longer. I cried and began to thank the Lord for the miracle that was taking place right in front of my own eyes! One by one, the government officials, friends and coworkers of Charlie began to testify about…
I am an immigrant from Russia. For 25 years, I lived at the same place south of Moscow in a single residence in a single room. In 2015, my wife and I moved to California.
On September 7, 2025, the Saints of Sac event brought together close to 500 young adults from across the Pacific Coast Slavic Baptist Association (PCSBA) for an inspiring night dedicated to the theme “Scripture over Tradition.” Hosted at Bryte Church, this gathering aimed to emphasize the primacy of Scripture in the faith of believers aged…
From August 29 to September 1, an inspiring gathering took place at Tannery Gulch, where over 500 participants joined together for the Youth Camp United, featuring speaker Andrei Sava. The event focused on the compelling theme of “Pursuit of Happiness,” challenging attendees to rethink conventional beliefs about happiness and faith.
“This ministry becomes impossible unless you love people with Christlike love” – these were the words of Viktor Butayev who oversees the Prison Ministry at the Bryte Church and the Pacific Coast Association. These were his opening remarks on September 13, at the appreciation conference for those who serve in this ministry, that took place…
Sister Vera, who arrived at the beginning of September to teach Bible classes with Mugat Gypsy children, was in for two big surprises. Although the anticipation was initially to have no more than 20-30 children, during the two days of instruction 70 children came. In addition to that, three of the girls who are the…
