The Easter service at The RockLand Baptist Church was filled with special joy on June 16, 2022. First, because the church celebrated Father’s Day and lifted up the men of the congregation. And second, because during this service, three men were ordained as deacons.
People from the whole neighborhood were invited to the “Block Party”, a public event that took place on Saturday, July 2 at the New Hope church in Rancho Cordova. At this celebration, the guests were able to listen to Christian music, eat delicious food, participate in competitions and, most importantly, hear the Word of God….
Every day we make dozens of decisions. Every day we choose how to act, but there is a choice on which our eternity depends. Members of the Slavic Church Chose Life, Oceanside regularly remind the residents of California about the importance of choosing eternal life.
The next meeting of the PCSBA’s ministers will be held on August 20 at Grace Avenue Bible Church. Dr. Jake Roudkovski, Professor of Evangelism and Pastoral Ministry at New Orleans Theological Seminary, has been invited as a special speaker for this meeting. Dr. Roudkovski will focus on the topic of Total Wellness encouraging participants to…
“Our church is one of the first Slavic churches in the USA. It was founded in 1910, and in the fall we will celebrate its 112th anniversary,” says Vasiliy Rogozyan, pastor of the Bethany Baptist Church in Los Angeles.
PCSBA’s June Newsletter is available here: in Russian | in English.
The registration of students for training in counseling under the program of the International Counseling Institute “Coram Deo” is being resumed. Classes start on October 4 at 6:30 pm. Classes will be held throughout the week in the evenings and two full days on Saturday and Sunday. The training is paid.
This year, the Salon of Imperishable Beauty camp will be held in September at the Zephyr Point Conference Center.
It was the first Slavic Baptist Church in Seattle, was established right after the war, and became the home church for many churches of the city. This small church doesn’t have their own building and is renting out a building for the congregation of 60 people.
Human evolution – myth or scientific fact? was the question the youth of six different churches in Washington State were looking for an answer to as they gathered at Good News Church, Tacoma on May 21 for an apologetics evening with Carl Kirby (Reasons for Hope).
