The Trans-Siberian Railroad

If you travel along the Trans-Siberian railway, you can explore the length of the largest country in the world.  Besides being large in size, Russia also has many different peoples, each group with their own language, culture, and religious practices.  In Russia, more than 100 of these people groups are considered unreached, meaning they have little to no gospel presence.

Spring is known across the world as a time of growth, hope, and new beginnings.  However, as conflict continues between Russia and Ukraine, there is very little hope in either country.  Many are rightly praying for the people of Ukraine, but we should not forget the people of Russia, who have no voice to share what they believe.  As many minority people here are targeted by those in leadership, there seems nowhere to turn for help. Pray that God would meet them in their need, and the gospel would spread like wildfire along the Trans-Siberian railroad.

God’s  heart  is  that  he  would  be  glorified  by  all  Peoples —  and  in  the  region  of  Eurasia,  there  remains  significant  barriers as over 150 unreached people groups live with no viable access to the gospel message. Geographic  isolation,  language,  culture,  suspicion  of  outsiders,  war  and  unrest,  political  tensions,  etc.,  all  make  it  very  difficult  to  bring  the  message  of  peace  and  forgiveness  to  the  unreached  peoples  in  Eurasia.

As  the  gospel  message  is  proclaimed  through  church  planting  efforts  across  the  region,  we  know  that  heart  change  comes  from  God  as  he  works  through  his  Spirit  and  the  power  of  His   Word  as  it  is  proclaimed,  declared,  and  taught  by  faithful  messengers.