The Nuart uses an espresso bar, two live-music stages, a great variety of Christian books, and Moscow's largest movie screen to attract people of all walks and all ages.  Once they are in the door, Nuart volunteers strive to make friends and build relationship, so that deep subjects may be discussed, questions posed and answered, and the Gospel message communicated and explained. 

We will use almost any method of communication-- we’ve had speakers, comedians, drama troupes, illusionists, clowns, missionaries, scientists, student testimonies, mimes, dancers, puppeteers, authors, jazz musicians, classical musicians, blues musicians, rock musicians, good musicians, bad musicians, etc..

The Nuart also offers free counseling and bible studies, and refers people to programs and churches all over Moscow.  The Nuart hosts many secular community events, such as the UI Jazz Festival, sports clubs, environmental films, etc., which are a great way to get to know members of the community we might not meet otherwise.