Our most recent submission from a Serbian student has been posted. Click here for Aleksandar Jovanovic's essay on leadership, legacy, charity, and honor. 

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When I look at my country Serbia, in the 21st century, I remember the international saying which goes--"History repeats itself". I can say that this is really true. Our geopolitical and strategic position is still attractive to international players, we are at the crossroads of Europe and the East. The winds blow from different directions, but we're still here, standing firm on the ground and remaining faithful to the Creator. History repeats itself, while the fighting spirit continues. This is today's Serbia, a country of known and unknown heroes. Read more . . . 

On Wednesday, Serbian Patriarch Irinej addressed Christians worldwide in his Easer address. We usually expect politically or morally bold statements from Patriarch Irinej, and that is exactly what he presented this year! In a truly thoughtful and caring manner, Patriarch Irinej remembered those Orthodox brothers and sisters in Ukraine, Kosovo, Metohija, and Macedonia who are suffering religious persecution or violence at this time. Read more . . . 

Patriarch Irinej addresses Christians during Holy Week. Photo fou

The Serbian Consulate, New York Artist Management, and Serbian-American Museum of St. Sava invite you to a benefit concert for Kolorac Concert Hall on Friday, May 2 and 7:30 p.m.

The concert will feature wonderful Stefan Milenkovic on the violin, Jasna Popovic on the piano, singer Olga Bojovic, Dr. Kurt Westerberg on the organ, Renee Jakovcic on the piano, George Radosavljevic on the piano, Kristijan Civljak on the piano, and Natasa Bogojevic's compositions. They will perform classical, jazz, and Serbian traditional music. 

Admission is free, but donations will be accepted and will go towards the purchase of a new piano for the Kolorac Concert Hall.

No RSVP required.

Contact [email protected] for more information!

The Bridges to Serbia family is enjoying a week of summer camp on Tara Mountain with Evangelical University Students (EUS). We are here with college students (and families) from all over the world. 

EUS summer camp is a unique and exciting opportunity for college students to spend a week discussing topics such as: leadership, character and integrity.  There are seminars on resume building, leadership in the work place, resolving conflict, and dealing with family and personal relationships.  My boys are especially enjoying the mentorship, the sports and the bonding with old and new friends.

EUS is equipping and encouraging future leaders to impact the world in a powerful and positive way. For more information on EUS and how you can get involved, please visit their website @ www.eus.rs