
April / May Newsletter
Submitted by admin on Wed, 04/18/2012 - 14:40
"To the Streets, Lanes, Highways, and the Hedges"
The Gospel and vitally important aid reach desperate people on city streets and country roads in Eastern Europe.

BULGARIA: A young mother learns to read alongside the children at the soup kitchen
ASBEST: Despair was replaced by an unshakable faith
UFA: The new apartment shelter is a safe have for children and teens
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| 2012-2 Newsletter.pdf | 1.55 MB |
Fire at the Yaroslavl Farm
UPDATE: ROOF PARTLY REBUILDT

With the designated gifts received so far, we have been able to rebuild one third of the roof of the cow shelter / storage building that was damaged in the fire. Thank you for your help!
We believe that God will help us to complete the whole project by harvest time.
February Newsletter
Submitted by admin on Fri, 02/10/2012 - 22:02
In this issue:
Together we create circumstances for miracles!
Yekaterinburg, Russia:
The shelter home children pray for their cook - and witness a miraculous healing!'
Yekaterinburg - An HIV crisis zone
Asbest, Russia:
Dreams are coming true! A half-way apartment and more space
Dozens of mothers become free from drugs every year
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| mp_newsletter_2012-1.pdf | 1.72 MB |
December Newsletter
Submitted by admin on Fri, 12/09/2011 - 15:39

"Having nothing, and yet possessing all things." Flashes from the Christmas in Gypsy villages in Bulgaria.
A doomed drug addict gets life renewed! - A wonderful testimony from the rehab centerin Yaroslavl.
There was nothing wrong with Nikita's intellect! A neglected boy finds a new family in our St. Petersburg shelter home
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| newsletter 2011-6.pdf | 1.13 MB |
One spoon with love
A short video of the soup kitchen in Ihtiman, Bulgaria:
When the parents are missing, bigger brothers and sisters take care of the small ones
Oct / Nov 2011 Newsletter
Submitted by admin on Tue, 10/25/2011 - 05:36

"Crocodile", a strong drug, deprives youngsters in Russia:
Drug-using children and youth must be rescued now – or it will be too late. Our teams have to work every day as if it’s their last.
This issue will also describe the working principles of Mission Possible in words but most of all in pictures.
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| 2011-5_newsletter.pdf | 1.44 MB |
Aug / Sept 2011 Newsletter
Submitted by admin on Thu, 08/25/2011 - 13:36
August / September Newsletter

I Want to Know
Mission Possible works in three territories where most of the residents are Muslims: the Turkish villages in Bulgaria, Ufa in Russia, and Albania. Among our target countries these people are the most deeply impover-
ished and distressed. As a result of aid and teaching, entire families have accepted Jesus as their Savior.
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| 2011 Aug-Sept newsletter.pdf | 1.52 MB |
June-July Newsletter
Submitted by admin on Fri, 06/17/2011 - 16:33
Infants Off the Street
- Family Patrol helps young mothers and babies rescued from the street
Alcoholic family, orphanage, violence, street, city dump, rape - An expecting mother from the street found refuge in our shelter home
Helping Bulgarian Gypsy families in their own villages.
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| 2011-3_newsletter.pdf | 1.22 MB |
April Newsletter
Submitted by admin on Mon, 04/25/2011 - 15:54
A Little Girl Like a Wild Animal:
The most difficult family we have encountered has completely changed
One year ago on a dark narrow street in the middle of the night we encountered a family in a dreadful state: a mother with four shabby children thinly dressed in frigid weather. The youngest girl was drooling and kept beating her head against a pillar as she screamed like an animal.
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| Newsletter 2011-2.pdf | 1.97 MB |
February newsletter
Submitted by admin on Tue, 02/22/2011 - 00:11
Knock at shelter home door on Christmas Eve:
Five freezing children had a real Christmas
The children and teens in the Yekaterinburg shelter home experienced concretely what Christmas is about. After church service where their team led worship, they were ready to start the delicious dinner, when five exhausted, freezing children knocked at the door.
Read the story in our February newsletter!
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| newsletter_1-2011.pdf | 1.28 MB |












