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Nama : MERLIN

Nim : 210204026

Jurusan : EKONOMI SYARI’AH

Mata kuliah : BAHASA INGGRIS

Mission Eurasia works in Russia and other countries


of Eurasia to train and equip young Christian leaders
for effective ministry.
Russia is the world’s largest country, spanning nine time zones, and is home to 176
different people groups, speaking 137 different languages. Sadly, about half of these people
groups have never heard the gospel.
President Vladimir Putin is increasing state control over political institutions and media
outlets, and growing feelings of nationalism have led Russia to assert its interests in other
former Soviet states, such as Ukraine. The government also remains suspicious of Western
organizations, accusing them of having political agendas. In fact, a law passed in 2012 requires
all NGOs to register as “foreign agents,” and a newer set of laws known as the “Yarovaya
package” requires all religious organizations to receive government permits in order to operate.
However, even if they obtain permits, the government can still regulate their ministry activities.
These laws also give the government the authority to track citizens’ online activity and fine
anyone engaging in evangelism.
The majority of Russians identify with the culturally and politically strong, but spiritually
weak, Russian Orthodox Church; however, Islam is the nation’s fastest-growing religion,
primarily in the North Caucasus. There are also sizable Muslim populations in Moscow, St.
Petersburg, and parts of Siberia. Russia’s lingering legacy of atheistic communism attempts to
fill spiritual emptiness with wealth, sex, and other material pursuits. As a result, in 2015, Russia
had the world’s third-highest rate of new HIV infections, most of which were related to drug
use. The nation also has high human trafficking and teen suicide rates, and recently created
social media suicide games are claiming the lives of hundreds of young people.
In the midst of the darkness spreading throughout Russia, our School Without Walls
(SWW) students remain committed to sharing the gospel in their own communities, even in the
face of persecution. Mission Eurasia's young leaders and partner churches in Russia are
standing firm in the gospel no matter the cost, and they are leading effective and
compassionate ministry initiatives in places where Westerners cannot go. We are already
seeing much fruit from their outreach efforts as Russia is slowly but surely being transformed
from within by in-country Christian leaders.
Table Analys

Topic Statement

People , groups , languages , outlets , institutions , organizations ,


Prural noun Walls , agents , activities , zones , laws , cityzens , populations ,
communities ,hundreds , students
Tenses active
Simple present - Russia is the world’s largest country
- The government also remains suspicious of Western
organizations
- These laws also give the government the authority to
track citizens’
- The majority of Russians identify with the culturally and
politically strong
- . There are also sizable Muslim populations in Moscow
Present continuous - President Vladimir Putin is increasing state control over
political institutions and media outlets
- games are claiming the lives of hundreds of young people
- We are already seeing much fruit from their outreach
Simple past -
Simple future -
Present perfect - these people groups have never heard the gospel.
- nationalism have led Russia
-
Tenses passive
Simple present -
Present continuous
Simple past - most of which were related to drug
Simple future -
Present perfect
Degree of comparison - Russia is the world’s largest country
Gerund - speaking 137 different languages
- growing feelings of nationalism have led Russia to assert
its interests in other
- In the midst of the darkness spreading throughout Russia
To infinitive - Russia to assert its interests in other
- organizations to receive government
- order to operate.
- the authority to track citizens’
- communism attempts to fill spiritual emptiness with
wealth
Modal auxiliary verb - the government can still regulate their ministry activities
Conditional sentence

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https://missioneurasia.org/russia/?gclid=CjwKCAjwtIaVBhBkEiwAsr7-
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