Ukrainian Evangelicals break from Moscow too

24-06-2022

Eastern Europe

William Immink, CNE.news

Ukrainian Evangelicals break from Moscow too

The Russian’ special military operation’ in Ukraine has rather troubled the tight relationship between Russian and Ukrainian Protestant churches. Even so, that some church denominations won’t speak to each other anymore.

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Head of Ukraine's Orthodox Church of Moscow Patriarchy Metropolitan Onufry conducts a service. Photo AFP, Vasily Maximov

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‘Ukraine’ is a sensitive subject among Russian Protestants

Russia’s military operation in Ukraine also affects Protestant churches in Russia.

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