March 12, 2014 in SunErgos NEWS
By Natalie Flath, past SunErgos Intern working with EVA in St Petersburg. On March 8th was International Women’s Day which is very well celebrated in Russia! Babushka’s were selling beautiful,
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February 20, 2014 in Projects
Isaiah 1:17 reads: “Learn to do right. Seek Justice. Defend the oppressed. Take up the cause of the fatherless. Plead the case of the widow.” Trafficking is a huge problem
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June 29, 2013 in SunErgos NEWS
Last week, we discussed the recent adoption ban imposed on Americans by the Russian Duma. This week, we will follow-up by discussing the consequence of the ban, particularly on the
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June 15, 2013 in SunErgos NEWS
For the first time ever, SunErgos is pleased to welcome a group of interns to the team! The five, friendly college students and recent graduates will be serving in five
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June 5, 2013 in SunErgos NEWS
“But why should I trust a God who allowed me to be taken from my mother?” Too often, working with children is reduced to smiles, treats, and nap time. But
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April 1, 2013 in SunErgos NEWS
SunErgos International is looking for Interns to work in Seattle and/or Russia who are passionate about social change. We’re searching for candidates who work well with others and are committed
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March 28, 2013 in SunErgos NEWS
As Sunday is only a few days away, our house is busy in preparations of the celebration! Easter Sunday we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord and Savior! After the
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March 27, 2013 in Uncategorized
A Russian tradition for Easter Ingredients •1 kg, 35.2 oz flour •50 g, 1.76 oz yeast •1-1.5 cups of milk •10 egg yolks •3 egg whites •250 g, 8.8 oz
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March 21, 2013 in SunErgos NEWS
Become a Prayer Gathering Host “You’re invited! Become one of the 100,000 Prayer Gathering Hosts that we are asking God for! With 100,000 prayer gatherings participating via webstream, we will
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March 5, 2013 in SunErgos NEWS
There are over 1 million orphans in Russia. Many of them are social orphans, meaning at least one or both parents are still alive. This leaves the children feeling depressed
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