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Week of Prayer: Photo Gallery

Reception to the Gospel in Ivanovo, Russia, can be frigid, but that hasn’t kept Mel and Nancy Skinner from sharing Christ.

Uzbekistan is one of several Central Asian nations carved out of the former Soviet Union. Nearly 99 percent of Uzbeks are Muslim.

More than 1,900 evangelical churches have been planted in the Ukraine since 1991.

Overwhelming doesn’t quite describe the task of telling the story of Jesus to more than 15 million people in Russia's largest city.

The people of Turkmenistan were cut off from the Gospel by more than 65 years of communist role.

The Meskhetian Turks, natives of the Republic of Georgia, are a Muslim people who live as refugees within their own country.

Most students in Central Asia call themselves Muslim, but above Allah, many worship affluence.

Kazakhstan's proven oil reserves of 16 billion barrels have pumped millions of dollars into the economy.

Sally Hinzie's job description as a virtual strategy coordinator calls for her to spearhead church planting in a city far from home.

Russia's struggling 'people of the woods' might disappear one day -- or experience rebirth.