Reaching the former USSR with the Gospel!
Slavic Gospel Association Inc. (SGA) is a mission which serves Bible-preaching churches in the lands of the former Soviet Union, by helping equip national pastors and church planting missionaries reach their people with the Gospel.
The word 'Slavic' identifies a number of nations in the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. Slavic nationalities include: Russians, Ukrainians, Belarussians, Poles, Czechs, Slovaks, Serbians, Montenegroes, Bosnians, Croatians, Slovenians, Bulgarians and Macedonians. The Australian office, which is part of an international network, mainly supports work in Russia, Ukraine and Central Asia.
To communicate with supporters, SGA produces Slavic Gospel News, a newsletter that is published bi-monthly and sent free of charge. Through it, we aim to bring to our readers attention various ministry projects, news items, testimonies and photographs which relate to the current situation in the former USSR and how together we can help reach the nations with the Good News of Jesus Christ and His ministry of compassion.
You can subscribe to receive copies of our newsletter by either post or email. Churches can request multiple copies of the newsletter for regular distribution to their congregations.
Contact Us
 | (03) 9562 3434 |
 | P.O. Box 396 Noble Park VIC 3174 |
 | www.sga.org.au |
 | sgaaust@outlook.com |
 | facebook.com/sgaaust |
Make a Donation
 | Cheques can be made out to: 'Slavic Gospel Association' and posted |
 | Give by credit card over the phone, or return this form by post or email |
 | Deposit via your bank to: Slavic Gospel Association, BSB: 033-126, ACC: 127-841 |
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What We Do
Church PlantingSGA exists to bring Biblical truth to the people of the former Soviet Union. Since the fall of communism, many churches have been planted but there are still many places without a Christian witness... | |
Pastoral SupportFull-time Christian ministry in the former USSR is difficult when local churches can't afford to support their own pastors. SGA helps by coordinating sponsorships and raising support... | |
Bible Students & CollegesPreparing faithful pastors, missionaries, youth leaders and children's workers for lifetimes of ministry is vital to sustain evangelical churches. SGA assists by sponsoring seminaries and students... | |
Bibles & Literature DistributionDuring Soviet times, SGA printed and smuggled Bibles across the Iron Curtain. Today, Bibles and Christian books are still needed, especially in Central Asia. SGA continues to raise funds for literature distribution... | |
Orphanage MinistriesThere are hundreds of thousands of children in orphanages across the former Soviet Union. Who will teach these children about their creator who loves them? SGA's 'Orphans Reborn' program was designed to meet this need... | |
Summer Camp SponsorshipsIn summer, a huge evangelistic effort is made to reach thousands of children through Christian summer camps. SGA raises funds to pay for disadvantaged children to attend, so they can learn about God's love... | |
Humanitarian AidIn the poorest regions, there is special need for humanitarian aid. Through missionaries, pastors and church volunteers, needy people are receiving spiritual and practical help. SGA raises funds to make this outreach possible... | |
Prisons MinistriesPrisoners, especially those in despair, need to hear there is hope through the shed-blood of Christ. SGA raises support for ministry teams to conduct Bible studies and outreaches within prison walls... | |
Drug & Alcohol RehabilitationDrug and alcohol addiction are affecting thousands of men and women across the former USSR. SGA is helping local churches by raising funds for the operation of Christian rehab centres... |
Where We Work
Russian FederationWith over 17 million km², Russia is the largest country in the world. It covers over one-eighth of the earth's inhabited space, and is one of the world's most populous countries, with over 144 million people.... | |
Far East RussiaFar East Russia is the extreme eastern territory of Russia, situated between Lake Baikal in Eastern Siberia and the Pacific Ocean. There are many isolated villages in this region that can only be reached by boat or plane... | |
UkraineUkraine, in Eastern Europe, is made up mostly of Orthodox, Catholic and unbelieving citizens. The nation has a long history of territorial disputes, which continue to this day - especially in the regions of Crimea, Luhansk and Donetsk... | |
Republic of KazakhstanKazakhstan is the world's largest landlocked country, and is located in Central Asia. Officially, it is a democratic republic with a constitution, but the administration is under criticism for restricting religious freedom... | |
Republic of UzbekistanUzbekistan is a 'double-landlocked' country (fully surrounded by landlocked countries) in Central Asia. The population was largely converted to Islam during the Early Muslim Conquests in the 7th century... | |
Republic of TajikistanA mountainous country, Tajikistan is home to many Persian-speaking people of Iranian origin. After centuries of being subjugated, it finally became independent at the disintegration of the Soviet Union in 1991... |