We need your urgent prayer help!!!

Plastun, information by Andrey Vdovin on Sunday 21 May 2006 at 2:48 am

A new-born baby dies in our sister church in Plastun. He was born with some defect of left lung. He couldn’t breathe because of that. Please pray for his complete healing right know! We need your prayer help!

Viktor Korotkov and Viktor Pels go to South Korea for a 3-week Pastors’ Training Seminary

Vladivostok, Plastun, information, Church-News by Andrey Vdovin on Saturday 13 May 2006 at 12:10 am

On May 2 Assistant Pastor Viktor Korotkov and the Leader of Plastun church Viktor Pels left for South Korea to have a 3-week course at the Pastors’ Training Seminary regularly hold by Korean brothers for Russian pastors and ministers. Besides very intensive theological study program they are going to have an insight into this nation’s life and culture and church activities. We believe they will have a good time with other Russian pastors and teachers from South Korea and the United States and get good spiritual food and refreshment that will be of great benefit for both churches as they share what they will receive on coming back to Plastun and Vladivostok.

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Five baptized on April 29, 2006

Vladivostok, information, Church-News by Andrey Vdovin on Saturday 13 May 2006 at 12:03 am

We are happy to report about another water baptismal service that the church had on April 29. Brother Peter and sisters Tatiana, Vera, Eleonora and Nataly were baptized in water. All of them had received Jesus and can testify of the good work God has started in them.

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A midnight visitor: Testimony by Assistant Pastor Victor Korotkov

Vladivostok, testimonies, information, Church-News by Andrey Vdovin on Friday 12 May 2006 at 11:55 pm

Knocking at the window woke me up in the middle of the night. Shaking off the remnants of my slumber I looked at the clock. It was 3 a.m. "Who on earth could it be?" I thought. I came up to the window and saw a guy in his mid-twenties begging to let him in. There was peace in my heart, so I did not hesitate to open the door to my unexpected visitor. As he entered the house, he told me that his name was Arthur and he lived at his friend’s in an apartment block nearby (the local ghetto, in fact). He was obviously frightened, and his face was pale with fear. As our conversation unfolded, I found out that he had been drinking with his friends, and they started arguing and then fighting. Arthur got very scared of what was happening and ran away.

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