Bridge Of Friendship has been launched to help link new Christians in all of the fifteen (15) republics of the former Soviet Union with believers in North America who can write to them and also help them grow in their faith. The ministry has already received over 75,000 letters from new believers requesting pen pals from the West to help disciple them. Those that have responded from the former USSR have given their lives over to Jesus Christ as a result of a Christian Broadcasting Network co-production (with a Russiannetwork) called "What Are You Living For?" They have gone onto take a Bible correspondence course through CBN's office in Kiev, Ukraine.

Assist Ministries Bridge Of Friendship Enrollment Form

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Steve Weber, who heads up Christian Broadcasting Network's work in the former Soviet Union, with whom ASSIST Ministries is working, leads a planning session with his staff in Kiev.

The mountain of mail that has been coming into CBN's office in Kiev from new Christians all over the former Soviet Union. Many of those who wrote in are being linked in the ASSIST "Bridge of Friendship" program with Western pen pals and also being provided with Bibles and other helps through "Project Disciple Russia.

Steve Weber works in the CBN editing suite in Kiev with a colleague on the editing of a new Christian television show in the former Soviet Union.