On January 10, the Spring of Life Church hosted a special Christmas gathering for brothers and sisters aged 70 and older. This warm and heartfelt event took place in a cozy, truly home-like atmosphere that encouraged fellowship and mutual support.
On January 18, 2026, during the evening worship service at Second Slavic Baptist Church of Sacramento, the Blagovest Institute of Ministry held its annual commencement ceremony under the spiritual and educational oversight of the Pacific Coast Slavic Baptist Association.
As in many churches, the “Spring of Life” Church hosted a series of Christmas events in December 2025, bringing together church members and guests through music, creativity, and reflection on the meaning of the birth of Jesus Christ.
There are many very talented people in the churches of the PCSBA: musicians, singers, writers, and even actors. All of them strive to glorify the Lord with their talents, and this is especially evident during the Christmas season. If you were not able to attend their performances in person, you can watch the recordings using…
On December 27, in the days leading up to the New Year, Rockland Baptist Church hosted a solo Christmas concert by the Izmailov Brothers, featuring violin and piano. The audience included people of all ages—from children and young families to senior music lovers—and represented both American and Slavic communities.
More than a year ago, the International Biblical Apologetics Association (IBAA), led by Igal German, joined the list of partners of the Pacific Association. After getting to know this organization more closely, it became clear that cooperation with it can be mutually beneficial. Get acquainted with what Brother Igal shared with O. Avetisova and see…
Sergey Pronin was born in Donetsk, Ukraine. At the age of 18, he joined Bethany Church, where he received water baptism and committed himself to active service in the church. His ministry began with leading the youth choir and later the main church choir. Throughout the years, he has faithfully served as a teacher and…
PCSBA’s December Newsletter is available here: in Russian | in English.
For many centuries the Gypsy people lived in Central Asia, remaining outside of Christian fellowship: no one preached the Gospel to them, and little concern was shown for the salvation of their souls. Most of them practiced a form of folk Islam mixed with occult rituals and witchcraft. And then the time came when God…
By God’s grace, a new ministry among Slavic immigrants is opening in the city of Alicante, Spain. Missionaries serving in Spain have been praying for a long time about opening a Slavic church in this city, and now the time has come when the implementation of this project has become possible.
