Looking at the Present Through the Lens of the Past

Yet today most of Central and Eastern Europe has unprecedented religious freedom and stability. We can share the gospel freely, even in schools.

Lasting Change

Dear Friends, What brings lasting change? As a New Year begins I’ve been reflecting on change. There is a list…

Changed Dreams: Syava’s Story

Syava Garvas, a Ukrainian from Lviv, thought he had his life planned out. At 16 years old, he wanted to finish high school, attend university, and get a job that…

The Tunnel

I began to say something about the value of learning God’s Word when she interrupted me. Most people say there is not a spiritual world, but I know that is…

Ukraine Then & Now

God continues to provide opportunities for ministry in Ukraine. Kristy says, “Just like in any type of persecution or trial, people are more open to talking about spiritual and Gospel…

A Rescue Mission

Tom tells his story of being “twice saved”, once from the destructive plans of Hitler, the second time from the eternal condemnation of sin.

Estonia: Then and Now

My hope is that in less than 20 years we could reach all of the youth, this generation, and that they would hear the gospel from their peers.

Re-Jesus: Now That the Conference is Over

I leaned in against the table in a room set up to be a “World Café” at Josiah Venture’s Malenovice training center, as I listened to my new friend Iveta…

Not At The End

I leaned in against the table in a room set up to be a “World Café” at Josiah Venture’s Malenovice training center, as I listened to my new friend Iveta…

Kids that are Making a Real Difference

We are convinced that every member of the family is called to be a missionary. These kids are “sent” to their local schools, to be salt and light and a…

Next Gen Leaders: Edgars’ Story

God showed me the way He could change my life. I saw that I didn’t need to be ashamed of what I was doing on Sunday and that I could…

Latvia Then & Now

JV’s journey to find these young Josiahs in Latvia began back in 2003 when Scott and Lisa Runzo, along with their children, moved to Riga, the country’s capital.