The New Russian Law - With the enactment of a new Russian Law concerning “missionary activity,” known as the “Yarovaya” Law, which took effect on July 20, 2016, it is necessary that not only lawyers and pastors know and understand the features of this legislation, but also ordinary believers...

    Getting the Prison Magazine into Prisons - Prison ministers (missionaries) are no longer allowed to hold worship services and Bible studies inside prisons. But we do not lose heart.

    Nikulino Pirkko Home Update - Remodeling of the house for the men is still underway. An early winter has slowed the work, but it is enclosed and insulated.

    RCR’s 70th Anniversary – Celebrating our Beginnings: Part 5 - “The mind of man plans his way, but the Lord directs his steps.” Proverbs 16:9. Further enjoy RCR’s History with a special 2017 Calendar Honoring the Life and Ministry of Earl Poysti 

    The RCR studio continues to create audio and video programs, which we make available to people via radio stations, mail, and Internet.  

    Pavel Petukhov: “God Gave Me One Last Chance” - When the Lord opens closed doors, it really is a miracle of God! I used to have problems with the police, but now they have become my friends.

Rebuilding at Nikulino After the Fire - We thank all of you who responded to the need for help with the repairs and reconstruction work..

    New Possibilities for Radio Broadcasting in Astrakhan

    Testimony of Mikhail Roshchin – a Single Thought Came to Mind: “Pray, Pray.”

70 Years of Radio Ministry! - RCR’s Radio Ministry Continues in Present Day Russia - It’s been 70 years since Earl & Nikolai Poysti aired their first radio programs in 1946, sending “Words of Life” over the airwaves into the darkness of the closed empire of the Soviet Union.

RCR’s 70th Anniversary – Celebrating Our Beginnings: Part 2 - In our last issue of the “Reporter” we told the story of how the vision for ministry to the Russian-speaking people began prior to the Revolution in Russia: a vision that God placed on the heart of Nikolai Ivanovich Poysti, father of Brother Earl Poysti.

Alexander Ivanin: To serve and live only for Christ! - My name is Alexander. I am 35 years old. I was born in Ukraine in a small provincial town called Alexandria.

The “Son” Comes to Sun City - Solnechnogorsk, or “Sun City” in English, is a city of 70,000 people located approximately 40 miles from Moscow. A few years ago there was an attempt to build a new church in Sun City, and in fact, the exterior of the building is basically complete.