OMSK – On December 12 and 13, the regional conference was held in the Siberian Federal District, bringing together pastors and ministers from the Omsk region and other regions of Russia. Participants united in prayer, worship, and discussion of key issues of spiritual leadership, paying special attention to the theme of God's peace and trust in Him in ministry.
The key verse of the conference was from Psalm 68:9: “You made plentiful rain fall, God; You confirmed Your inheritance when it was parched”. This image formed the basis for discussions on how the Lord renews and strengthens His Church in times of stress, change, and growth.
The conference featured sermons and thematic messages from senior ministers of the Russian Christian Evangelical Church.
• Alexander Tsvetkov, deputy Head Bishop of the Russian Christian Evangelical Church for the Northwestern Federal District, pastor of the New Testament Church (St. Petersburg), delivered two messages: “The Time of God's Reinforcement” and “A Renewing Encounter.”
• Sergey Potapov, bishop of the Altai Association, pastor of the New Life Church (Barnaul) — sermon “The Voice Under the Bush,” dedicated to God's call and the path of renewal for ministers.
• Oleg Bulkin, senior pastor of the Ark Church (Sochi) — message “Help is Always Near” about God's guidance and support in ministry.
• Andrei Knyazhev, bishop of the Tyumen Association, pastor of the Good News Church — sermon “May God's Man Be Perfect, Prepared for Every Good Work,” addressing the theme of spiritual maturity and character formation in ministry.
All summaries are available at: https://t.me/omsk_hvep/84
The conference ended with a common prayer and words of encouragement. Participants noted the atmosphere of unity, deep worship, and clear spiritual direction. The organizers expressed their gratitude to all who supported the event with their prayers and service, emphasizing their hope that the word sown would bear abundant fruit in churches and regions.
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