Deportation and Evangelization

January 25, 2014 · Adam Bondaruk, Baptists, Victor Belykh, AUCECB, Persecution, Interview, KGB, Books, Unregistered Pentecostals, Nikolay Kotyakov, On Emigration, United Church of Evangelical Christians, Vestibule, Petr Saenko, Pentecostals, Religious Mafia, Slavik Radchuk, Contemporary Persecution, Security Services

Tens of thousands of children of believers who fled to the USA from persecution in the USSR have passed through American prisons for car theft, drugs, robbery, rape. Thousands have been deported back to Ukraine and Russia. Young families have been shattered. Many deacons, youth leaders, preachers, and other “servants” are facing deportation.

Meanwhile, churches conduct “evangelism” in Ukraine, Russia, Africa, India, and even in Chukotka, while children in the “churches” are dying from drugs.

Grandfathers served time in camps and prisons for their faith, while their grandchildren are serving time for car theft, drugs, robbery, rape.

What to do if your relative is under threat of deportation

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