Abstract
A history of pervasive secularism has left Slavic people hungry for the truth about the Creator and his salvation. From the time he was a child, Eric Mock wanted to be a part of the space program. In 1995, his lifelong dream was fulfilled when he led a team of engineers working with different countries, including Russia, to integrate computer hardware and software used in the International Space Station. Today, Eric lives in a rural village, sharing the gospel and the Creator as a pastor and missionary in the countries of the former Soviet Union. How did his life take such a drastic turn?