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Eric and Jan Muzart are Assemblies of God World Missionaries,
founders and directors of Students for Christ-Russia and Students for Christ-Eurasia Northwest.
The Muzarts'
2009
Christmas Greeting PDF
includes a more recent family photo.
The Muzart family in May 2008
Eric and Jan
with their children:
(l. to r.) Michael, Anastasia, Kristina, and (beside Jan) Alexia
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Founded by Eric and Jan Muzart in 1993,
SFC-Russia
includes not only native Russians, but also many
international students from all over the world. There are
currently student-led, active chapters on secular university
campuses in at least 8 Russian cities, including Moscow, St.
Petersburg, Kursk, Voronezh, Krasnodar, Kazan, Rostov on the
Don, and Nizhny Novgorod. SFC-Saratov was planted in 2008. SFC-Russia helped start SFC-Armenia,
and hopes to assist students in other former Soviet Union
countries to develop their own campus ministries, too.
SFC-Russia maintains unity and vision through common literature
and training materials, a website
(www.sfcrussia.org
- currently available in Russian), an
e-group,
 and products such as T-shirts and pens. The SFC-Russia
office
runs two national events per year: “Run the Race!”, a
summer camp for intense student ministry leadership training,
and a winter retreat for general attendance. About 75 students
attended “Run the Race! ‘07”. The winter retreat “Destined to
Win,”
held Feb. 3-6, 2008 near Moscow, drew 171 students from 10
Russian cities.
Read about activities of various chapters in the
SFC-Russia 2008 report
(a PDF page). More information, including two
movies, is also in the Students for
Christ-Russia section of this web site. Through the archived
newsletters, you can trace the history of the Muzarts' ministry
in Russia since 1998. |
