As America celebrates its 250th anniversary this year, a large-scale event is being launched this spring to help people engage more deeply with the Word of God. It is called “America Reads the Bible.” (Source: CBN)
President Donald Trump announced that a major national prayer event will be held on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on May 17, 2026, inviting Americans from across the country to “pray, give thanks, and rededicate America as one nation under God” as part of celebrations for the United States’ 250th anniversary.
We warmly greet you and would like to express our sincere gratitude for your постоянные prayers and support. We deeply appreciate your care and can truly feel how the Lord is working through your participation in the ministry.
On Friday, March 13, another Revolution Club meeting took place at West Sacramento Church, bringing together 17 participants. The speaker for the evening was Alexander Bocharov, a Christian entrepreneur who shared a message along with meaningful reflections for the youth.
The latest Ladies Latte ministry took place on the first Saturday of March 2026 at Bryte Church. More than 80 women of different ages attended the event. The theme of the meeting was based on a passage from the Epistle of James:
On March 6, 2026, an event took place at the Second Slavic Baptist Church in North Highlands that felt like an evening of love—filled with warmth, biblical counsel, and edification. It was more than just a family gathering. It was an evening of comfort, a time when husbands held their wives’ hands, and wives leaned…
This March marks the release of Cultural Crossroads: From Challenges to Impact—Ethnic Churches in the American Mosaic, a new book by Yevgeniy Kovalenko, Associate Pastor at House of the Gospel in Fresno, California.
Youth ministry is an investment in the future of the Church. It is today that the leaders, ministers, and families of tomorrow are being shaped. It is important not only to remain relevant, but to instill firm biblical values in the hearts of young people—values that will help them stand strong in any life circumstances.
Blagovest Institute of Ministry, which recently announced enrollment for three academic programs, is grateful to the Lord to report encouraging enrollment results and the successful launch of its first academic sessions.
Last year, at Easter, our church Spring of Life hosted an exhibition of my works. One artist traveled from another city—about a four-hour drive from Mukilteo—to attend. One of my paintings especially drew his attention. He stood in front of it for a long time, studying it carefully.
