PCSBA’s May 2025 Newsletter
PCSBA’s May 2025 Newsletter is available here: in Russian | in English.
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First Creative Arts Conference of the Association
On May 17, over thirty people came to First Slavic Baptist Church for the first Creative Arts Conference. The goal of the conference was to attract creative people to ministry of the Association’s departments, give them an opportunity to demonstrate their abilities, and share it with a bigger audience.
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Job openings at Pacific Thrift Store
ATTENTION! Pacific Thrift Store is hiring for the positions Stock & Floor Associate. Requirements: authorization to work in the U.S., proficiency in English, and fluent conversational Russian. For more details, contact the store at 916-514-0154.
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PCSBA’s April Newsletter
PCSBA’s April newsletter is available here: in Russian | in English.
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Christ is risen! Christ is risen indeed!
Happy Easter dear brothers and sisters! Christ is risen! Christ is risen indeed!
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Pacific Thrift Store continues their ministry and expansion!
Dear friends! Our Pacific Thrift Store continues their ministry as they still support PCSBA Missions. Thanks to your generosity and an ongoing support, the store continues to grow and expand!
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Enrollment is now open at Bryte Christian Academy for the 2025–2026 school year!
Bryte Christian Academy, a Christian private school, is welcoming new students for the upcoming school year! We offer high-quality academic education in an environment rooted in Christian values, care, and support.
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Fan the Flame – Responding to God’s Call with Willingness and Worship
On Saturday, March 29th, 2025, the women of Good News Church, Tacoma, along with friends from near and far, came together for an incredible Women’s Conference. The day was filled with heartfelt worship, sweet fellowship, and powerful teaching that pointed us back to saying “Here I am” to God. We were so blessed to have…
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PCSBA’s March 2025 Newsleter
PCSBA’s March 2025 newsletter is available here: in Russian | in English.
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Grace within the Family
Wars and fights are not happening exclusively on a national level. Many times, aggressions and wars are fought within families, and are accompanied by suffering, wounds, and even death—the death of the family. How can this be avoided?
