List of Sub-organizations and Their Headquarters
- Caucasus Union Mission - Rostov-on-Don, Russia
- Armenian Mission
- Azerbaijan Mission
- Georgian Mission
- Kubano-Chernomorskaya Conference
- North Caucasus Mission
- Rostov-Kalmykia Conference
- East Russian Union Mission - Irkutsk, Russia
- Central Siberian Mission
- East Siberian Mission
- West Siberian Mission
- Moldova Union Conference - Chişinău, Moldova
- Northern Moldova Conference
- Southern Moldova Conference
- Southern Union Conference - Almaty, Kazakhstan
- Kyrgyzstan Conference
- Northern Kazakhstan Conference
- Southern Kazakhstan Conference
- Tajikistan Mission
- Turkmenistan Field
- Uzbekistan Mission
- Ukrainian Union Conference - Kiev, Ukraine
- Bukovinskaya Conference
- Central Ukrainian Mission
- Dnieper Conference
- Eastern Dnieper Conference
- Eastern Ukrainian Conference
- Kiev Mission
- Podolsk Conference
- Southern Ukrainian Conference
- Western Ukraianian Conference
- West Russian Union Conference - Klimovsk, Russia
- Central Conference
- Moscow Mission
- Northwestern Conference
- Priokskaya Mission
- Southern Conference
- Ural Conference
- Volga Conference
- Volgo-Vyatskaya Conference
- Belarus Conference - Minsk, Belarus
- Far East Mission - Khabarovsk, Russia
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