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Pavel Golub was born into a large, Christian family in the former Soviet Union in 1959, and committed his life to Christ in 1978. He sensed he had a calling on his life, and his ministry soon developed from youth work into evangelism and church planting. Under communism, it was forbidden to hold church meetings; still, the believers wanted to come together to pray and to grow in the Lord. On one occasion, the militia interrupted their youth meeting, and the house owner was fined for allowing the group to meet there. 



“If this exodus is not stopped, Iraq will not have any Christians left in three years.”

On April 18, 2007, three Turkish church leaders were viciously murdered by Muslim teenagers posing as seekers interested in converting to Christianity.

Before you whine, complain or throw a pity party, remember that God can bring something good out of something bad.