named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Humanitarian Aid Distribution
Collects and distributes non-perishable food, clothing, and materials to needy people in the former USSR
International Christian TV Programming
Produces and supports Christian television content for Russian-speaking immigrants in the USA and audiences in Russia and Europe
Radio Center Broadcasting
24/7 Christian radio programming in Russian, including Bible teaching, news, interviews, music, and educational content for spiritual seekers
activities · 1 group
What they do
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Religious Media Production and Distribution 1 activity
- Operating and supporting Christian radio programming in RussianProduces and broadcasts Christian radio programs in the Russian language, including daily content such as Bible study, sermons, news, listener Q&A, panel discussions with Christian leaders, health and science segments, cultural programming, youth and children's content, language learning from a Christian perspective, and live international reports. Programming is delivered via terrestrial radio, internet, and partner stations across Europe, the U.S., and Russia.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$12K
Contributions & grants$12K100%
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expenses
Total expenses$13K
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balance sheet
Total assets$1
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Net assets$1
6 years on record · 2020–2025 · YoY revenue -49.5%
relationships · 18
Who they work with
- Beit Shalom Balevav Partner — Named partner organization
- Beth Shalom Center Church & Ministries Partner — Named partner organization
- Greater Grace World Outreach Partner — Named partner organization
- Guidelines Ministries Int Partner — Named partner organization
- Historical Renewal Ministry Partner — Named partner organization
- Integrity Media Agency Partner — Named partner organization
- KBSF-LP "Prime FM" Partner — Named partner organization
- National Religious Broadcasters Network — Official member since 2008
- New Fields Ministry Partner — Named partner organization
- ReFrame Ministries Int Partner — Named partner organization
- The Voice of Truth Partner — Named partner organization
- United Slavic Pentecostal Union Partner — Named partner organization
- WHII-LP "Radio Philadelphia" Partner — Named partner organization
- stations and catalogs in Germany Partner — Distributes programming through partner radio stations and catalogs in Germany.
- stations and catalogs in Israel Partner — Distributes programming through partner radio stations and catalogs in Israel.
- stations and catalogs in Latvia Partner — Distributes programming through partner radio stations and catalogs in Latvia.
- stations and catalogs in Russia Partner — Distributes programming through partner radio stations and catalogs in Russia.
- stations and catalogs in the USA Partner — Distributes programming through partner radio stations and catalogs in the United States for local Russian-speaking diaspora.
strategies · 2
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Faith-Integrated Humanitarian Aid 336 orgsmethodology: faith-based humanitarian aid distributionBy distributing humanitarian aid alongside religious programming, the organization addresses material and spiritual needs in tandem, because combining physical assistance with faith-based messaging reinforces trust and deepens engagement among underserved populations in the former USSR.shared approach: Faith-Integrated Holistic Support →
- Faith-Based Media Outreach 29 orgsmethodology: faith-based media outreachBy broadcasting Christian radio and television content in Russian and through modern formats, the organization reaches Russian-speaking audiences globally — especially immigrants and spiritual seekers — to advance religious engagement, because shared language and accessible media strengthen spiritual connection and receptivity to the Gospel.shared approach: Media-Enabled Spiritual Engagement →