Ukrainian seminaries learn lessons in wartime resilience

24-09-2022

Eastern Europe

Kathryn Idema, CNE.news

Ukrainian seminaries learn lessons in wartime resilience

As six missiles rained down near the campus of the Ukrainian Adventist Theological Institute (UATI), Viacheslav Korchuk kept praying. Despite one land mine being metres close to destroying the professor’s home, he and his wife continued to stay and teach.

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