Evgeny Evva Ministry
Evgeny Evva Ministry
Evgeny Evva is a 50-year-old Ukrainian missionary, originally from Druzhkivka, Donetsk region. He came to faith in 1998, was baptized in 2001, and began missionary work in Ukraine in 2006. He later studied at Odessa Theological Seminary, preparing for international missions.
In 2010, he and his family served as missionaries in Damascus, Syria, but had to leave due to the war. They then moved to Egypt, where they ministered for five years among Bedouins, the poor, orphans, and Slavic immigrants. They also evangelized Muslims and established a Slavic Baptist church, where he was ordained as a pastor.
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Cambodia – Rahana’s Story!
Rahana is still a little girl and constantly demands attention and love, yet she is cheerful, active, happy, and inquisitive. The child's father constantly argued with her mother, often hitting her, even in front of the children. Her sister, who is 14, was forced to...
Cambodia — Teava’s Story
Teava’s mother abandoned her when she was just one year old, and her grandmother took her in. When Teava turned nine, her grandmother passed away. It was a terrible shock and deep pain for her — her grandmother had become like a mother. After her grandmother’s death,...
Cambodia — David’s Story!
I want to tell you the stories of some of the children, about how they came to our shelter:David is now 12 years old. On the second day after giving birth to him, his mother brought him to her sister. She asked her to look after him for a couple of days while she...
Cambodia — The Fate of Children!
The father of Karonna and Rohanna found another woman and left the family, leaving their mother with four children when the youngest was only six months old. The mother couldn’t find stable work because there was no one to look after the children. She worked for...
Cambodia — Abandoned Children
Cambodia is a country of abandoned children. Children live with their grandmothers, in Buddhist monasteries, or even on the streets. Many organizations, seeing this trend, began opening shelters. Most of the children eventually become Christians. Currently, we have 20...
Cambodia — Open to God
I was born in Druzhkovka, Donetsk region. In 1998, I repented, and in 2001, I was baptized together with my wife Tatyana. Starting around 2008, God began to show me the lost people living in other countries. In 2010, we served in Damascus, Syria, but when the war...
Cambodia – How We Began
In October 2018, my wife and I, along with our two youngest children, moved to Kampot Province, Cambodia.
While studying the Khmer language at university, God opened the door for us to begin serving in Tuol Sambor village, where we later planted a church and ordained a local pastor, Brother Sim.