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Natasha and Lena introduce graduates at Sjasstroj: their needs... medicine, shoes, and Christian love and fellowship

Natasha and Lena with graduates in Sjasstroj

Several of our graduates  went to live and study in the town Sjasstroj, and we decided to continue their support. 

During our first visit we met 20 orphans from that college – young boys and girls without relatives in whose eyes we saw  just one question – will you come again or will you forget us as many did? 

They start their own life, and the life is not easy. They need  someone  to help to  take right decisions, to learn to go to the church where they can find answer to their questions all lifelong.  

So, I want to introduce you to our new graduates project – Sjasstroj College. 

Their needs are soap and shampoos, medicines and snacks, new shoes and coats. 

Their big need is Christian fellowship which we want  to bring them, with God’s will and your support!

--Natasha Kirillova

LifeLine Missions team from USA visits to Luga orphanage: new friends and unforgettable memories!

Karen Jones with Luga children and team from USA

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ABOUT MISSION TRIP TO TAKE
PLACE ON OR ABOUT MARCH 17, 2015
Luga children were privileged to host a group from USA for a long week-end! Karen Jones along with Lifeline Missions ministered to the orphans and children from dysfunctional families. 


Steve from USA with Luga boys
They participated in our family values lesson, shared about their life as a family, encouraged kids that no matter where their life started the future can be positive. 

All 4 days of their stay was full of interesting events – craft lesson where everybody made gifts to the children who are in the hospitals, outing to St. Petersburg when children played 4 hours in the amusement park, two wonderful days of week-end with Biblical stories, fellowship and soccer. Attention, care and love were so touching. 


New friends: Natasha, Luga, and Tanya, USA
Children found new friends, they had people who cared and listened to their problems, who accepted them the way they are! The four days became unforgettable. 

There was a lot of fun but a lot of tears when it was time to say good-bye!

Join Karen Jones and LifeLine Missions in 2015 to visit Russian orphanages and baby houses.  Next trip at the end of March. Learn more here: www.LifeLineMissions.org .

This book is for your friends and loved ones who do not believe in Jesus Christ: free copies available now while quantities last!

Free copies of HOPSCOTCH available while they last

Have a friend or loved one who has not accepted God's plan for salvation?  Will you consider giving them or letting me send them a free copy of my recently published book, HOPSCOTCH?


I'll provide the free paper cover book (retail $10) if you will pay the postage ($3).

You can have the book sent to you... and hand or mail the book personally to your friend or loved one.  Or, if you wish, I will send the book directly to your friend or loved one... just be sure to include their address when you donate $3 to pay for the postage.

Get your free copy now while the quantities last (one free book per household please).  When you click on the donate button, you can donate $3 to Big Family Mission to cover the cost of the postage, using your credit card.

You may also, if you wish, send a check to Big Family Mission, 83 Boy Scout Rd., Kutztown, PA, to receive your free copy.

If you are a Christian, you know how God has made his plan of salvation so simple that even little children can understand it.  In a world that is so full of information, it has always amazed me that most people who are not in God's family have no idea how they can "get in" to heaven.

In HOPSCOTCH, little Myra lays out the good news of the gospel as a very logical and easy-to-understand hopscotch game.

If you have interest in buying copies of the book, you can find more information on Amazon here:  Hopscotch on Amazon .

Hopscotch is a little book about LIFE, about life after DEATH, and about BELIEFS. Although Hopscotch takes on the appearance of a children’s book, it is very much a book for every citizen of planet earth. 

Please consider taking advantage of this opportunity to spread the good news of the gospel.  I have a limited supply of the free copies of the book available.


-- Ken Dockery, volunteer and co-founder,  Big Family Mission
Please email me with any questions: kendockery@bigfamilyministry.org

Jumping from LIFE to DEATH: Where is the HOPSCOTCH of life taking you?

                
 In HOPSCOTCH, Myra tells her friend Michael, in a simple, child-like manner, how anyone on planet earth can get to heaven.  
If you are a Christian, you know how God has made his plan of salvation so simple that even little children can understand it.  In a world that is so full of information, it has always amazed me that most people who are not in God's family have no idea how they can "get in" to heaven.

If you have a friend or loved one who has not accepted God's plan for salvation, consider giving him or her a copy of this book.

Myra lays out the good news of the gospel as a very logical and easy-to-understand hopscotch game.

Although this book is available on Kindle for only 99 cents, it is probably more effective as an evangelism tool if you buy a copy of the paperback to give to your loved one or friend.

You can find more information about buying the book on Amazon here:  Hopscotch on Amazon .

Hopscotch is a little book about LIFE, about life after DEATH, and about BELIEFS. Although Hopscotch takes on the appearance of a children’s book, it is very much a book for every citizen of planet earth. 

Where is the hopscotch of life taking you? One thing is for certain: all of us will someday be jumping from the LIFE box of “hopscotch” into the DEATH box. 

When we take that jump, what happens? Does it matter what you and I believe? 

In Hopscotch, Myra lays out, in child-like fashion, the logical argument that what you and I believe is critical for deciding what happens to us when we go from LIFE into DEATH. 

What happens to you and to me after we die? Just ask Myra!

-- Ken Dockery