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THE HISTORY OF THE FIRST SLAVIC BAPTIST CHURCH OF SACRAMENTO
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[THE HISTORY OF THE FIRST SLAVIC BAPTIST CHURCH OF SACRAMENTO. Книга описывает основание и развитие Первой славянской баптистской церкви в Сакраменто (1962) русскоязычными эмигрантами после Второй мировой войны, включая миссионерскую деятельно] 1 THE HISTORY OF THE FIRST SLAVIC BAPTIST CHURCH OF SACRAMENTO And you shall remember the whole way that the Lord your God has led you". Deu. 8:2 The resettlement of Russian emigrants to Sacramento, California, started after WWII, and evangelical Christian Baptists were part of it. At first these believers were gathering in an American Church, First Baptist church at 4840 Fruitridge Rd. This church had granted the believing emigrants a place to do Sunday school in Russian, yet the worship services Russian emigrants had to hear in English. Several m…
[THE HISTORY OF THE FIRST SLAVIC BAPTIST CHURCH OF SACRAMENTO. Книга описывает основание и развитие Первой славянской баптистской церкви в Сакраменто (1962) русскоязычными эмигрантами после Второй мировой войны, включая миссионерскую деятельно] 2 F.P. Karpets’ family arrival to Sacramento The church life revived with the coming of brother Karpets’ family. A choir was organized, and Alina Karpets became its conductor. A couple months later the brother A. Kravchuck joined the church; soon he became choir’s master and organized a string orchestra. The first string orchestra led by A. Kravchuk.