Holy Given: Armavir International School of Missions
Armavir, Russia
Week 5: 6 July - 12 July, 2009

The students were impacted by a visit and testimony from the first believer in an unreached people group in the Northern Caucasus. The young woman imparted the heart of God and the desire to reach not only her own people group but many others as well. She also gave really clear teaching on how to hear God’s voice, which lead to people being set free from the lies of the enemy they had been listening to...

Holy Given: Armavir International School of Missions
Armavir, Russia
Week 4: 29 June - 5 July, 2009

The week started off with students returning from the extended weekend outreaches to 3 different cities in unreached people group areas. On the outreach, they had many different opportunities to put into practice what they had been learning. They shared the Gospel in a park; prayed for inner healing for those who had lost relatives in terrorist atrocities...

Holy Given: Armavir International School of Missions
Armavir, Russia
Week 2: 15 - 21 June, 2009

Week 2 at Holy Given Armavir was highlighted by teaching on 24/7 worship and prayer with the students participating for the weekend in a worship outreach. It was the first time many students had prayed during the night and the testimonies of how easy and how much they enjoyed it motivated them to worship and pray even more.

Holy Given: Armavir International School of Missions
Armavir, Russia
Week 1: 8 - 14 June, 2009

The first week of Holy Given Armavir in southwestern Russia welcomed students from Russia, Belarus, Kyrgystan and the Netherlands.

The first morning one of the students, from a traditional church, was healed of chronic shoulder and back pain during the worship. In the afternoon he was baptised in the Holy Spirit and started speaking in tongues. A few days later during the outreach he took off his shirt and put it on the back of a homeless man and then came back home on the bus shirtless. By day three of the school, all the students including those from traditional churches had started dancing, waving flags and prophesying!