Evangelism remains one of the central directions of our work. It holds special significance, as every person faces the question of eternity — whether it will be with God or without Him. Having received salvation through Jesus Christ, we are called to share the Good News so that as many people as possible may come to know the Savior.
In 2025, with the support of grant funding, 30,000 Gospels were printed in Russian, 10,000 in Turkish, and 10,000 in Armenian. Most of these were intended for distribution along the Russia–Georgia border, along the Georgian Military Highway. Evangelism is also actively carried out in Vladikavkaz, where brothers and sisters regularly reach out to city residents.
A distinctive feature of this ministry is its simplicity and warmth. Each Gospel is tied with a ribbon, and a chocolate bar is added. Brothers and sisters ask passersby thoughtful and kind questions:
“What is the most widely read book in the world?”
“What is true kindness?”
“What is genuine love?”
After a short conversation, people receive a New Testament as a gift, along with an encouragement to read it and seek salvation in Jesus Christ. Each book includes a contact number for those who wish to ask questions.
Approximately 25 such outreach events take place each year. On regular days, about 100 copies are distributed, while during holidays the number increases to as many as 2,000. Despite the costs and challenges, the results are evident: many people receive the Gospel for the first time, reflect on faith, and seek spiritual answers.
We thank everyone who prays for and supports this work, and we ask the Lord that evangelism may continue to spread and bear fruit for the salvation of many.
