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COMMUNICATOR
VOL. 8

SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 1985

JEDNAK

CHRYSTUS CHRIST

NO. ^

ABOVE

ALL!!!
by George Bajenski

For forty years several East European coun

tries have been under the influence of a strong
atheistic materialism and secularism.

Soviet Union

it is

already

With the

sixty-eight years

that this is so.

In spite of all the attempts
to control the mind and hearts of people with
all kinds of promises, Utopia, challenging
ideologies and the so-called scientific outlook
on life, which eliminates what is spiritual
and divine, the conclusion of the people is
quite different.
They want to know more about
God and they want Him to help them in their

printed by a government printing house in Po

land and soon will be ready for distribution.
Over a hundred new places for prayer and
worship are now under construction among dif
ferent Evangelical and Protestant churches in
Poland.
to build

ing

lives.

The last weekend of August,

ership of

children are in high demand.

I have just re
ceived information that the popular Christian
family book dealing with the Biblical perspec
tive on marriage and family relationship, "Dr.
Dobson Answers Your Questions," is now being

Andrew Bajenski

under the lead

and other dedicated

Of course, the Catholic Church started

at least a thousand new churches dur

the same

period

of time.

We know

what

happens in Poland because we are there person

ally involved through the ministry of Global

young preachers, a large Christian Youth Confe

Missionary Radio Ministries.

rence was
conducted
in Poland.
The theme of
this conference was "Christ Above All."
The

be a good indicator of what really happens in

the minds and hearts of people in East Europe
these days. We are aware of encouraging devel
opments in church life in Hungary, Romania, and
even Russia, where our radio ministry is reach
ing thousands
of spiritually hungry people

conference gathered over four thousand young

people from all over the country for three days
of teaching, preaching, good Christian music

and fellowship.
It was called the greatest
Christian youth gathering in Poland, and it
took place in one large sports arena in Warsaw.
It was the greatest,

but throughout the summer

there were several smaller meetings taking

place throughout the country. Some of them were
conducted in the open air, others in rented
theaters and different public assembly halls.
The Bible and good Christian literature was
freely sold and distributed among the people.
The booklet, "The Life of Christ Visualized,"
by Christian Standard was already printed sev
eral times in Poland.

Other similar books for

Poland

seems to

daily.
As we work

and observe the mission field of

our involvement, we can clearly see that the

people in these places cannot live like this
for much longer.
Political disappointments,
economic failures, seventy years of such life

is long enough.
People are beginning to look
for help where they can find it. They are get
ting down to the roots of their misfortune.
"Christ is the answer"..."We want to know more

about God"....
These are conmion slogans dis
played today on the streets and homes of many

people in Poland. There is a feeling of unrest

and spiritual awakening throughout all of East
Europe.
In a recent letter a leading American

The Eubanks with Correspondence Bible School.

evangelist writes: "There is a hunger for God's

Word and a response on a scale that I have not
witnessed in my ministry. It seems to be world
wide, both in the Eastern world and in the Wes
tern world."

Friends,

it is exciting

to be alive today,

to be a Christian and to see the fulfillment of

God's Words before our eyes - "I will build

my

church and the gates of hell shall not prevail

against it." Yes, still much needs to be done,
there is still much evil, but at the same time
there is much good happening, just like the
Bible tells us it will be at the end of time.
(Matth. 13:24-30.) These are some of my obser

vations following my last trip to Poland.

In its
Radio

follow-up effort.

Ministries

is

Global Missionary

trying

to assist

local

churches in their evangelistic work wherever it

is possible.
In Poland, as you know, we are
also

involved

in a

leadership

training

and

youth ministries. This summer was no exception.

We are just now receiving good reports of a
busy and fruitful nine weeks of summer training
and youth camp ministry at our Christian Youth
Center in the city of Ostruda.
Each week, we
had over a hundred campers eagerly learning,
relaxing and praising God.

With improved
we are

and enlarged camp facilities,

now able

to accept

early age of 8 years,

children

from the

and there were plenty of

them. Actually, we could not accept all because

of space restrictions.
local churches

with

have established

many parents

first contact

Through these children,

who in

with the

good contacts

this way had their

Gospel of Christ.

An

older group of campers, age 12 to 15, and their

teachers and sponsors
this summer.

handicapped children
entrusted

had an unusual challenge

For two weeks

to

their

there were thirty

in their
care

by

midst
a

who were

government-

operated orphanage for handicapped children.

For most of them it was the first experience to

be in an atmosphere of Christian friends,

love

and Bible teaching. Needless to say, there were

many tears and thanksgiving at the time of
parting.
High School and College age had
several weeks of camp and intensive Bible
teaching.
There was also one week of special
ized training for Christian youth leaders, and
finally, as I mentioned before, the highlight
of the 1985 summer youth programs in Poland was
a great Christian Youth Conference in Warsaw.
Many tears of joy were shed and many decisions
were made for the Lord. May the Lord help them
now to grow and may we prove t:o be faithful
leaders and skillful teachers, able to help
them in their long process of growing in
Christ.

One more important bit of news which relates

to our Global Missionary Radio Ministries in
Poland.
During our June visit with Dr. and
Mrs. David Eubanks, president of Johnson Bible
College, we were able to minister in several
churches in Poland.
Also, we were invited to
speak to a group of students from the Corre
spondence Bible School conducted at the Warsaw
Christian Church. Forty-two students have suc
cessfully completed their first year of study
at this new Bible school.
It was rewarding to
be with these dedicated young Christians desir

ing to

leam

about

the Bible

and

preparing

their lives for Christian service.

Indeed,
our

there are

great opportunities

Christian ministry

in the

for

land of Poland

today, but, at the same time, there is also an

urgent need for qualified leadership.
Scrip
ture tells us:
Che harvest

"Pray ye therefore the Lord of

that He will send forth

into His harvest...".

labourers

This is exactly our re

sponse. With the intention of assisting in this

need,
we discussed this situation with a
group of Church leaders in Poland. The decision
was

made

to move

School from Warsaw

this

Correspondence

Bible

to the Ostruda Camp proper

ty and there to start a permanent Christian

Bible School. This will go a long way in meet
ing the need for new leadership for the growing
Church in Poland.
This move, however, will
Committee overseeing Ostruda camp.

also

necessitate

enlarging

our

present camp

facilities
by putting up another adequate
building to accommodate all the needs for this
school.
It will develop into a beautiful co
operative effort of Bible School training and
practical application of learned truth through
working with young people during camp season
and in surrounding churches.
We will be in
forming you about future developments of this
project, but, in the meantime, please remember
the churches

and

their leaders

in Poland

in

your prayers. Remember also this new challenge

of a Bible School and Youth Camp in Ostruda.
Please remember us also, your co-workers here
in Toronto, as we endeavor to serve the Lord
without reservation as He opens new opportuni
ties for our service.

UKRAINIAN PROGRAM
In August of this year, HRM began to produce
and sponsor the broadcasting of a Ukrainian
language Gospel program called
"Christ, the

Saviour

of the World."

The program

is being

beamed
on shortwave
towards
the Soviet Union
from the facilities of
the Far East Broadcast

ing Company's station

Saipan
in the

on the island of Saipan.

is a part of the Marianna Island chain

Pacific Ocean and presently remains a

protectorate of the USA.

The Ukrainians are the second largest Slavic

group in the USSR. Over 40 million of them are
scattered throughout the Soviet Union with the

greatest concentration of them being in the

Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic of the So
viet Union.

Another estimated 1.5 million live

outside- of the

USSR

in

other

East European

countries and several Western countries

NOTieE

radio messages in Ukrainian on the "Christ, the

Saviour of the World" program.
Brother Diatel
was bom and raised in the Ukraine having im
migrated to Canada as a young man.
It was in

WE ARE MOVING

Canada
Our lease

at

inclu

ding Canada and the USA.

Brother Paul Diatel, who resides with his
family in Toronto, Canada, writes and reads his

5140 Dundas West

in

Toronto

that he became

of one of

a Christian as a result

Brother John Huk's

street meetings.

runs out at the end of September and the deci

sion has been made not to renew it.
For some

His wife, Lidia, is also of Ukrainian descent

although she was bom in Argentina.
The

time now

it has been

permanent home

area

which will

our goal

to find a more

Diatels

for the mission

in the Toronto

old, and Paul Jr., who is 14 years old.

The
Diatels lived in Argentina for a number of
years and recently moved to Canada.
Together
they form a family singing quartet with instru
ments and sing Christian hymns in the Ukrain
ian, Spanish and English languages.

provide

us

with

sufficient

studio and office space.

For several years it
has not been possible to place a piano or organ
in our studio area as accompanying instruments
for the recording of new songs which could be
used on our different radio programs. Until now
our studio facilities were simply too crowded
for such a privilege.
Having the mentioned goal in mind, we are
taking an interim step.
The mission's office
"will be moved temporarily to the basement of
George and Lucille Repetski's home while the
studio will be housed

for a short time

in the

home of George and Vera Bajenski, In the mean

time, we will engage ourselves in an intensive
search for a suitable permanent home for the

mission. For this we will need the Lord's guid

ance and would kindly
our behalf.

request your prayers

Further information

and bits

news about our search, will appear

publications of the Communicator.

Thus, please take note

20, 1985 GMRM's office

on
of

in future

that after September

will be located at (Re-

petskis' home) 111 Riverhead Drive, Rexdale,

Ontario M9W 4H1. Rexdale is a part of Greater
Metropolitan Toronto.
Also, please note that
our Canadian postal address will not change.
Therefore, all correspondence should continue
to be sent to P.O. Box 303, Station D, Toronto,
Ontario, M6P 3J9, Canada.

have

We would

two sons,

ask you

Diatel in your prayers

service for the Lord.

Mark, who is 17 years

to remember

Brother Paul

conceming his life and

SPECIAL THANKS
It has

been

a real pleasure

Miss Marjorie Banks

of

Fort

Since 1977 she has served

agent
job.

VISITORS
to work

Wayne,

with

Indiana.

as GMRM's forwarding

in the USA and has done a most splendid

Her service in this capacity recently

terminated.

All of us

in the

Toronto office

wish to publically thank her for her many years

of dedicated Christian service

for the Lord on

our behalf. Miss Banks faithfully and promptly

forwarded mail to our Toronto office and care

fully "looked out"

for governmental forms that

came through the mail

attention.

She

continues

"prayer warrior"
GMRM

and directed them to our

to

remembering

and other

be

a faithful

the ministry

mission efforts

in her

of

daily

prayers. We also know that Miss Banks is great

ly appreciated by many for her active member
ship and service

in the North Highlands Church

of Christ where she attends.

real enjoyment
wish her

Indeed, it was a

working with Miss Banks and we

the Lord's richest blessings

in

During the summer months, several out-oftowners visited Toronto and during their stay
in the city paid a visit to GMRM's office. We
are always happy to see friends come by and
take a

look

at our

office

and studio facili

ties.
A special note of thanks to all who
remembered us in this way. We trust you enjoyed

your stay in Toronto and also enjoyed getting

better acquainted with the nature of GMRM's
work from Toronto.

Some of those who visited us during the sum

mer were:
Lorraine Cwiack, St. Catharines,
Ontario. "Pockets the Clown" and family (Mr. &
Mrs. D. Portante and their two sons) of Oklaho
ma City, Oklahoma.
Boris, Jeanette, Kilene,

Philip and Kim Zurisk, Bourbonnais, Illinois,

Cynthia Kelley (a former co-worker with several
of us) Indianapolis, Indiana. David and Debbie
McFadden, Brighton, Michigan.
John and Sally
Puckett, Jamestown, Indiana.

her

life and Christian service.

++

********

MEMORIAL GIFTS

#**#*#*******

NEW FORWARDING AGENTS IN THE USA

USA.

Dr. and Mrs. Ewbank are active members of

in

Springfield,

M/M John New

M/M T. Shawlinski

George O.B. Burnett

Olga Forsiuk
Aileen Wickersham
IN HONOR OF:

Mountain View Christian

Church, Hamilton, Ont,

M/M Art Klein

M/M Madill Hoover's

65th Wedding Anniv.
M/M Charles Branum

Ohio.

At the present time Dr. Ewbank also serves as

chairman of the Missions' Committee in his
church.

IN MEMORY OF:

Marie Whittaker

We are pleased to announce that Dr. and Mrs.

Robert Ewbank have graciously accepted the call
to serve as GMRM's. forwarding agents in the

First Christian Church

GIVEN BY:

MRM MISSIONARIES

Dr. and Mrs. Ewbank have shown a spe

cial interest in our East European ministry for

many years.
We welcome them as co-workers and
express our deepest thanks for their willing
ness to assist us in their new capacity of
forwarding agents for GMRM.
In connection with this development

American postal address

is now as

GMRM's
has been changed.
It

JOHN K. HUK
GEORGE REPETSKI

Broadcaster: Russian
Broadcaster: Russian/
Belorussian

JACOB REPETSKI....Broadcaster:

GEORGE BAJENSKI
MAXINE BRANUM
FRIEDA ROSSOL

Belorussian

Polish Ministry
Bookkeeper/Secretary
Receptionist/Seeretary

follows:

A representative of MRM will be glad to

speak to your church or before your group, just

Global Missionary Radio Ministries

P.O.

Box 1721

Springfield, OH
Mail directed

write us today at:

45501

to GMRM's workers

working

in Toronto

Ewbanks

to the

will be

mission's

living and

forwarded by
Toronto

the

postal ad

Box 303, Station D,

TORONTO, Ontario,
M6P 3J9

CANADA

dress. Thus, for the sake of a more rapid reply

in such cases, it would be more advisable to
write Toronto workers using the mission's Cana
dian postal address.

PRINTED IN CANADA

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MISSIONARY RADIO
MINISTRIES

Nfws of

intrrrsl concrrning (hf

PrrsonnrI and Oulrrach of (Global)

Missionary

Radio

Ministrirs,

Toronto, (.'anada.

COMMUIMICATDR
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NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 1985

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PREACHING

OVER

RADIO
John K.

Huk

t.

"Go ye therefore, and teach all nations,

baptizing them in the name of the Father, and
the Son, and the Holy Ghost" (Matth. 28:19).

This command of Christ to His disciples and

the Church is for all generations until He
comes back for His Church.

The conditions for

fulfilling this command may be different at

various times of history. Some moments are bet
ter, others are worse.
But it has been given
to the Church to adjust to each and every par
ticular situation

and to continue the task

of

proclaiming the Gospel thus fulfilling Christ's

command.

The whole world needs the Gospel message and

God in His wisdom calls for workers enduing
them with talents and abilities necessary for
the task

people from having an opportunity to openly

express their spiritual needs and desires. Re
alizing the present situation, we at GMRM feel
that the best way to assist these peoples is by

preaching and teaching

radio.

the Word of God through

Since there are few Bibles and Christian

literature is often scarce in countries, such

as the USSR, and since freedom to propogate
Biblical Christianity in such countries is cur
tailed, short-wave radio coming in from the
outside world is a very effective means of wit
nessing to these nations.
Many tune in daily
with great interest hoping to hear the latest
news in general and it is at such times that
they pick up Gospel programs and hear the mes-

of sharing the Good News of salvation

to every tongue, tribe and nation.

At GMRM we

are fully convinced that our calling from God

is to make Christ known by radio to the Rus
sians, Belorussians, Ukrainians and Poles.
We
have done this for many years now having begun

with broadcasts

in the

Russian language.

We

then added a program in the Belorussian lan

guage followed by Polish programs and, most
recently, we began preparing a Ukrainian pro
gram.
Throughout different periods of their
histories, these great Slavic nations have been
deprived of opportunities to hear the simple
message of salvation through faith in Christ,
and

to have

Bibles

and Christian

literature

available in their own languages. Over 60 years

ago

nominal

changed

Christianity

in

for militant atheism,

Russia

was ex

thus preventing

Brother Huk at microphone

sage in their own native language.

Perhaps all that I have said to this point
is already known to many of our friends and
supporters of our radio ministry.
Why then do
I repeat it?
It is simply for this reason.
Preaching the Gospel over radio is an extremely
important and sometimes a rather complicated
type of ministry. It requires the knowledge of
Scripture, history, culture and the language of
the people to whom the message is being direct
ed. All this we have and willingly use for the
glory of God and slavation of precious souls.
Not all

of our friends

fact that the

broadcast of

stations

are familiar

requires money.

tracts with

with the

putting together and subsequent

our programs over super-power

We enter

radio stations

into con

in different parts

of the world and pay them for broadcast time.

It is customary among many Christians to sup
port missionaries in different parts of the
world by so called "living-link" means. Indeed,
this is an effective and practical way of

support since it is always directed to an indi

vidual or group of individuals serving on the
mission field. Such support meets the personal,

spiritual and educational needs of the mission

aries themselves or their missions. However, it
is more difficult to raise support for such

seemingly impersonal needs such as paying for

radio time. But the point is that without suf
ficient funds for this phase of our ministry,
we cannot continue our work.
Very often this
expense has to be covered by support given to
individual missionary families
through the
"living-link" means.
Just at this time we would kindly ask you to

seriously consider what the Lord would have you

do to help provide funds for our ongoing broad
cast ministry. We do need this support so that

our present schedule of programs from the vari

ous stations may continue.
We know for a fact
that through the programs men and women, boys
and girls accept Christ as their personal
Saviour and Lord.
Christians grow spiritually
as a result of listening to the broadcasts.

Your gift

towards

this phase

may be small or great.

ance

all

contributions

necessary funds

tunity
nations.

of

of our ministry

Under the Lord's guid

will

provide

the

to continue this unique oppor

preaching
We thank God

Christ

to

the

for your kind

Slavic
support

which in reality makes our ministry possible.

Thank you for being co-laborers together with
us in this outreach for Christ and His kingdom.

REPRINTING OF THE

BELORUSSIAN NEW TESTAMENT

I am sure many of you are wondering what has

happened to the printing of the Belorussian New
Testament. As you will recall from a past Com

municator, we requested that the Canadian Bible

Society,

through

its contacts

in the

world,

seek out an appropriate printer who could re

print the
Belorussian New Testament at a
reasonable rate.
The answer finally came and,
I must admit, I am pleased with the outcome.
A printer in South Korea has agreed to re

print 5,000 copies at 90<: per copy (all figures

given in US funds).
At the date of writing of
this notice, GMRM has received approximately
$4,205 for this project which is a few hundred
dollars short of the total cost of the project.
We have gone ahead and put the order in for the
5,000 copies but we
also trust
that the Lord
will provide the needed difference to pay for
the project in full.
Please keep in mind,
though, that we will need still further funds
to transport the Belorussian New Testament to
various parts of the world where it will be
read and used.
Also, I am presently writing a
book in Belorussian about the essentials of the

Christian life that will serve as a companion

to the Belorussian New Testament.
We hope to
have the book printed in due course but this
will require still further funds.
More about
this in future issues of the Communicator.

One thing remains certain.

There is a real

^peed for this kind of material.

I "^received a letter

Just recently

from a Belorussian

living

in Eastern Poland stating the urgency of having

the Scripture and other Bible helps available
in the Belorussian language.
At present such
literature is a rarity but in great demand.
Thus, if any of you reading this notice feel
lead by the Lord to assist us in the project,
you may do so. Please earmark your offering for
Belorussian Scripture and literature. A special
thank you to all who have already contributed
to the New Testament project.
Let us together
pray that the New Testaments will be printed
quickly and that they will fall into the eager
hands of Belorussians who love reading in their
native tongue. May God use this for their sal
vation.

George Repetski
Our Canadian Address is as follows:

Box 303, Station D,

TORONTO, Ontario,
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M6P 3J9

CANADA

^^SEASON'S

GREETINGS

Mbi OT Bceii flytuM JKejiaeM Baw Mwpa, paflOCTM M J1K)6b11 B fleHfa POJKfleCTBa XpMCTOBa M Ha aecb HoBbiM 1986 rofl.
MBaH M MapMH TyK
We heartily wish you peace, joy and love for

ripbiBixaeM ycix Bac isb cBBHTaw.

PasflBa XpbiCTOBara!
We wish you all God's richest blessings dur
ing this Christmas season and in the New Year.

this Christmas Day and the New 1986 Year.

"Beyond all question, the

godti^24-6 -u g^zat:
He appealed In a. body, ivcu
vindicated by the Spirit, Mi6 6een by angel6,

uxUi pfieached among the na^oni, Mi6 behceved on

In the m/ild,
taken up In glofiy."
(I Tim.
3:16).
"Tkli 16 hoio God
Uli, love among

04; He ^ent Ht6 one and only Son Into the mfild
that we might Itve through Him." (I John 4:9).

Jacob and Eagen^ Repetskl

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"The vlAgln uolti be with ckild and wlll-glve

blAth to a 6on, and they wlZl call him Jmmanael
which means 'God with as'."
Christmas is a time when we remember that
God indeed visited earth through the birth of

His Son, Jesus, who is the Christ, the anointed

John and UaJiy Huk

one.

He showed God to us.

It is our hope and

prayer that you will find great joy in the fact

that Jesus was God in the flesh for each one of

noCajKaHHH

flJifl

Bcix

HauiMx spyaiB i

cniByuacHMKiB b nporoJiomeHHi GBanrejibCKoi BicTKM no pafliiio BECEJIMX CBHT

PI3flBA XPMCTOBOrO I lUACJlMBOrO HOBOrO

us.
May Christmas be filled with Christ's joy
and presence for you and yours and may 1986
turn out to be a most fulfilling year for you.

George, Lucille, Tim and Tan Repet6kl

1986 POKy

naBJio,;iifliH,MapK i HaBJiiK, poAWHa flHTeji

Blessed Christmas

and Happy New Year wishes

for all our friends and partakers in preaching

the Gospel by radio to the Ukrainian people.

"In the beginning uxl6 the lOo-td, and the WoA.d

iva& (Vlth God, and the (iJoA.d iva4> God.
The WoAd
became ^le^h and lived {^ox a Mhlte among m. Wc
have 6een Htd glofiy, the glofiy oi the one and
only Son, who came ^A.om the FatheA., ^ull o^
gAa.ce and tAuth."

(John 1:1;14).

Paul, Lydla, MaAk and PauZlk Viatel

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"Tts ChAl6tma6~tlme once moA.e.

And 6ong6 AA.ng out o^ 'Peace on EaAth'."

holy season,

I am

happy to once again join with my co-workers in

wishing each one of you a blessed Christmas. I
wish to especially thank each of my friends for

your love, concern and support over the past 16

years.
May Jesus bless you with His love at
Christmas-time and always.
"FoA. God 60 loved
the wofild that He gave His only begotten
Son..."

Ch/Lcst

wa6

boA.n In

whole woAZd know,

Bethlehem.. .and He

lives today as He did so long ago..." With this

favorite song we greet you during this special
season of remembering God's love, and wish that
this good news might warm your heart and keep
you happy, bringing true peace and joy.
We
greet you the same way as we greet many of our
friends in Poland wishing you: "Wesofych Swiat
Bozego Narodzenia!"

George, Vena and Benjamin Bajenskl

"But the angel said to them {Shepherds), 'Do

Oujl holly vjneathi, axe on the doon..

of this

"Ring the BeZts.. .let the

that

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With Joy we ce^eb.W:e ChxiM' & bvvth-,

With the coming

******* A******A***********:ft**:fe:fc*A*****Jc;!l;****** A

(John 3:16).
Ma)Une BAanwn

not be a^Aold.

I bnlng you good nem o^ gneat

Joy that wllZ be ^on. all the people.

Today In

the town o^ Vavld a SavloA has been boAn to

you; He ts ChfLlst the lOKd.'"Luke 2:10-11 NIV
wishing each of you a Christ-centered and
joyous Christmas and a blessed, safe New Year
1986.
Thank you so much for your many prayers
on our behalf, and your generous love-gifts
throughout the year.
May the Lord continue to
bless you and keep you in His loving care.
FfUeda Hossol

WORK UNDER NEW CIRCUMSTANCES

even deeper interest in Christian radio broad

casts among the listeners.
.

"Say, we noticed that you have a truck

standing out there in the parking lot.
Seems
like you don't use it all the time.
We'll be
moving the mission from our old place and we're
just wondering whether we could use the truck
for that purpose?"
"Sure, go ahead, use it as much as you need
tojust as long as we're not using it."
Such a discussion took place between George
Bajenski and the owner of the apartment block
where the Bajenskis lived. As a result, we were
given the use of a one-ton truck to move the
mission's property to various locations.
It
was only a one-ton which meant that we could
not pack everything at one time. We had to make
several trips with the mission's supplies and

George Bajenski recently moved to a new^^

residence just east of Toronto and has now com- /7
pleted the putting together of the recording 7
equipment in the basement. Soon we will receive
a new control board that will simplify program
production. This phase of the ministry will be
taking place at the Bajenski residence for the

next few months.

will be

Each radio preacher

travelling to the

weekly basis

to record his sermons

Letters

from Polish listeners

another,

ing, the smaller borrowed truck did allow us to

conduct an economical transfer of property.
On
top of that, we were able to physically shape
up a bit and develop stronger muscles which is
not a bad idea once in a while.
Our desks,
supplies and equipment have been placed in
various homes around the city. Some things have
even made it to storage.
But, at least,
this
phase of the move has been completed and we
would like to briefly let you know of how we
are fulfilling our daily tasks under a new set

and uplifting messages

The mission's

administrative office

is now

located in the basement of the Repetskis' home.

Their address is 111 Riverhead Drive, Rexdale,
Ontario (Rexdale is a suburb of Metro Toronto).
For those of you who might want to phone,
please take note that GMRM's office number at

present

is

(416) 741-2546.

Our

secretary-*^

receptionist, Miss Frieda Rossol, comes to the }

office on a daily basis while our bookkeeper, 11
Mrs. Maxine Branum, visits her desk three or/

four times a week, as need dictates. GeorgeNyRepetski is also working from his home having//
established

a study area

basement also.
Belorussian

being

unique

come one

in its

after

own way.

However, as a general principle our Polish lis

teners thank Bro. Bajenski for the thoughtful

and incessantly request

Bibles and other Christian literature.

This we
supply with the aid of our fellow Christians in
Poland.

Understandably,

there are times when common

mission business must be discussed

and collec

tive agreements made. When such a need arises,

the men come together at the Repetskis' resi
dence. This usually occurs once or twice a week
depending on the amount and nature of business
on hand.
So far this method has proven

adequate and it will be continued to be imple

mented until a more permanent place for the
mission can be found.

As you can see, our work now is being per

formed from various points throughout the city.
We do anticipate the time when a more permanent
mission

home

will be

located.

We are

now

considering several possibilities and would re

quest that you join us in prayer for this vital
matter.
Certainly, the ministry itself con
tinues and will do so in the future.

The need

for Gospel broadcasts and Christian literature

to the Slavic nations increases daily.
We

the /

strive to assist in meeting this need. In fact,

we look forward to new possibilities, new areas

and

attends

in

each

Here he writes his Russian and '

sermons

for himself

on a

and assist

in putting the programs together.

From there
the prepared tapes will be sent to the various
radio stations for broadcasting.
George Ba
jenski has also cut out his own little comer
for study and sermon preparation in his home.

equipment.
Furthermore, different things went
to different places. While the multiplicity of
trips added extra work to the whole job of mov

of circumstances.

of GMRM |

Bajenski home

to

other

ministry-related business.

John Huk moved his books and desk to his^^

home and performs his normal duties there.

His [

of ministry and pray that the Lord will guide '

us in such a great task.
We do

need

the Lord's

wisdom

to lead

us

broadcast schedule has not abated at all, thus,

through a time of adjustment be it in terms of

future facilities or actual ministry. Thank you

he

so much for your support which makes our minis

churns out

sermon material

as before

al

though under new surroundings.

Following the
visit of his home village near Pinsk, Belorussia, just over a year ago,
letters from
relatives and friends there constantly allude
to the fact that his broadcasts are coming
through clearly.
Villagers listen attentively
to them and receive great blessing from them.
"We are listening to you every Thursday eve
ning," one individual wrote, "And we appreciate
your programs."
This just goes to show that,
whenever possible, a personal visit creates an

try

possible.

continue

We kindly

to remember us

your earnest prayers

request

that

you

by your giving and by

on our behalf.

Together

let us labour for the Lord and for His kingdom

calling the different Slavic peoples to Christ.

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