"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

"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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

New soup kitchen in a slum makes a striking difference in just one month!

Former street children as missionaries in California!

A happy ending to the story in our last newsletter: Twin brothers find a foster family.

An incredible case: Young family devastated by drugs now restored!

An Astonishing Encounter on Facebook!

Welcome to Read our Renewed Newsletter!

We have added more pages to our newsletter. You will be receiving it bi-monthly. May every testimony of a changed life bring glory to the Lord and also encourage you!

“Don’t hit!”

Twin two-year-old brothers in our Odessa shelter home know only these two words. Read the heart-wrenching story of the twin boys now safe at our shelter.

"During every evening prayer I thank Heavenly Father for this home" Farida, 7 years old

September newsletter

Our shelter home in Ekaterinburg, Russia, has been in operation for a year now. Already scores of children have stayed here. Recently, two young brothers and two sisters - Daniel, Andrian, Farida and Kamilia - were rescued from a nightmarish life full of violence and hunger.