New Center for Mothers and Babies Opens in Russia!

August newsletterAlapaevsk is Mission Possible´s new target city in central Russia. Encouraged with the excellent results in Asbest where we operate a rehabiltiation home for substance abusing mothers with babies, we launched another similar shelter to further help needy families.

Read how Tanya, a former drug-addict, became free from drugs and a mentor for new rehabilitants!

July Report from AlbaniaHope Center in Albania Brings People of All Ages to the Lord


Addie O´Connor, Mission Possible´s ambassador, writes about her recent visit to Albania. The Hope Center operated by Mission Possible is full of people attending courses and Bible studies. The Center brings people of all ages to a Christian environment where they hear the Gospel and see Christianity lived out.

June newsletterDivine Appointment on the Street:
Homeless Slave Girl with a Newborn Rescued

Nina, now 19 years old, had been working as a slave in a coffee shop for nine years without pay and without days off. She ended up on the street with a newborn baby, without money, documents and means of survival. Through a divinely orchestrated appointment, her hopeless situation changed in a moment.

May 2010 letterAddie O’Connor, Mission Possible’s ambassador, writes from Krasnoyarsk, Russia, where one of our seven shelter homes is located.

Polina, a 19-year-old girl rescued from the street, is preparing for her graduation. Some years ago this girl with a very traumatic past in an abusive family and the streets of Krasnoyarsk wasn’t sure she would survive to ever see this day...

2010-04_newsletterAddie O’Connor, Mission Possible’s ambassador, writes from Ekaterinburg, Russia.

"I am sitting writing this letter to you looking out of the second floor window of the new home we dreamt about!

I hear some of the children going downstairs to eat breakfast before heading off to school. Would they be eating at all today if they were still living on the streets? God’s light is spreading!"

A Soup Kitchen That Proclaims the Good News

One of our six soup kitchens  in Bulgaria is in a town called Ihtiman where nearly 10,000 Muslim gypsies reside. The kitchen is in a newly renovated space in Ihtiman’s only Christian Church.

The soup is for children but the kitchen also reaches out to their families.

Little Boy Rescued to Our Home from a Windowless Basement

"I will stay here forever"

Sasha, a five-year-old boy from the streets of Odessa, had become an independent survivor who found food and shelter in harsh winter. Now in our shelter home he can be just a little child.

Saving just one child like Sasha would be a sufficient reason for this ministry - and there are many of them.

A New Shelter for Street Children and Youth Opens in Yekaterinburg

Yekaterinburg shelter home Mission Possible’s new shelter home was officially inaugurated in September 2009. Over ten boys and girls, 2 to 17 year of age, and two small babies already live there. The second baby was born to one of the girls on the morning of the inauguration! Without this home, these children and teens wouldn’t have a safe place to stay.