Alexander and Svetlana Moseychuk

Ministry Focus

Aleksander has served the Lord in various ministries in Donetsk, Ukraine. He`s taught Sunday school, been a youth minister, a deacon and a preacher. He has been appointed as the Coordinator of Ministries in Ukraine, a brand new field for Mission Door.

At Donetsk Christian University he acted as student dean, field education teacher of subjects Marriage and Family, Personal Evangelism and Counseling.

Since 2004 he has served as a pastor of New Life Church and is a leader of the Christian Family Center. He preaches every Sunday, teaches Bible classes for new believers, does pastoral counseling and leads family conferences. His goal is to reach people by serving them in spiritual, family and material issues.

In 2014, a war began in the east of Ukraine, which continues to this day. Russia captured part of Donetsk and Lugansk regions. As a result, famine, repression and dispossession of people began in those areas. Alexander and his assistants began the “Help to Survive” ministry and continue it till this day. They feed the hungry, give clothes to the naked, put shoes on the barefoot, and preach the Gospel to them. During this time, more than 700 unbelievers have heard the Gospel and many of them repented. On July 6, 2018, Russian soldiers seized the building of the New Life Church and our church was forced out to the street without any building to have church services in.  Alexander and seven other families moved to the city of Bakhmut, which is in the free Ukraine, and they began to organize a new church. Many immigrants who suffered from the war attend that church…

Faith Story

Alexander was born in a Christian home in Torez, Donetsk region, East Ukraine, during the time of the Soviet Union. It was a difficult time to be a Christian. His family was persecuted. The communists came to their house searching for any Christian literature, and took it away. God touched his heart when he was 10 years old and he repented sincerely. He was baptized when he was 15 years old. From that time he has followed Jesus and he continues to serve Him. Sveta was born in Lutsk, Volun region, West Ukraine, into a Christian home. Her parents were members of the underground Baptist church. Their family was persecuted too. Her father was in prison because of his faith at the time of the Soviet Union. She repented when she was 14 years old and was baptized when she was 16. She sings for the Lord in her family and in the church.

Education

B.Th., Donetsk Christian University, Donetsk , Ukraine (1993 – 1996) M.A., TCM International, Wien, Austria (2002 – 2010) M.Div., continuing studies at TCM International, Wien, Austria