Another convention became part of the Pacific Coast’s Association’s history! As I look back at such an important event in the life of PCSBA’s churches, I would like to point out how well the convention’s program was organized, including the time management, as well as the quality of the seminars and sermons! They were all…
PCSBA’s October 2024 newsletter is available here: in Russian | in English.
On October 5, Second Slavic Baptist Church in Sacramento hosted a worship night and an auto show. Close to 250 people were able to come! The main speaker was a guest from Irvine, Bogdan Kipko.
On September 14, 2024, the Living Stones Church hosted a conference for Sunday School teachers. This conference was organized by the PCSBA’s Sunday School ministry.
On September 28, 2024, from the early morning until the very evening, Christian hymns were resonating at the local park in Yuba City. This cozy town is located in the center of Sutter County in California about 40 miles from Sacramento. It was founded in 1849 on the land that belonged to John Sutter, and…
PCSBA’S September newsletter is available here: in English | in Russian.
Just one month remains until the next Pacific Association spiritual and edifying convention. If all goes as planned, the convention participants (and this can be anyone) can expect sermons during evening services from pastors from Washington, D.C., interesting seminars on Saturday afternoon, participation of the choir and orchestra from the Fountain of Life Church, Mukilteo,…
From August 11 to 16, a family camp “Obnova” (“Renewal”) was held for soldiers, their wives and children in Ukraine, in the Chernivtsi region, at the Christian base “Source of Life” in the village of Boyane. Thanks to the team of missionaries of the Pacific Coast Slavic Baptist Association, the House of the Gospel church…
On September 15, Slavic Evangelical Baptist Church of San Diego celebrated their 50-year anniversary. We join in congratulating them on such a memorable date and wish them more of God’s blessings in the future. May they grow in the knowledge of the Lord, grow in numbers, and diligence in spreading the Gospel to those around…
On August 29 to September 2, there was a United Christian youth camp at Trinity Lake. Over 600 young men and women came from various churches of the Pacific Coast’s Association, and by God’s mercy about 100 people came to God in their prayer of repentance.
