logo logo logo
Subscribe to our newsletter
Home Latest News arrow-down Opinion Christian Life
Subscribe to our newsletter
search
hamburger

Weekly column from Belarus: Sharing the Gospel with fellow-prisoners

11-02-2022

Eastern Europe

Zmicier Chviedaruk, CNE.news

Weekly column from Belarus: Sharing the Gospel with fellow-prisoners

The prison in Belarus is far from accessible. Photo AFP, Kseniya Avimova

Eastern Europe

A day of a Belarusian does not start with coffee while reading the Bible. But with an anxious thought: will they come for me today or not? Do I hear loud steps behind my doors, or is everything quiet?

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn

Related Articles

Gabriela holding Bible. Photo Scripture Union Bulgaria

Weekly Column: How a Bible Competition may start a revival in Bulgaria

Dozens of teenagers were flipping the ancient pages right before my eyes. I watched with fascination how boys and girls were busy working with the Bible. Some were as young as nine years old; others just turned twenty. The air was filled with tension as 114 youth, grouped in teams of four, participated in the tenth consecutive "Bible Knowledge Competition", an annual initiative of Scripture Union Bulgaria.

Churches have gone digital during the corona pandemic. Photo AFP, Jonathan Nackstrand

Weekly column: Spiritual food during lockdown comes via Zoom

81-year-old Irene was sitting in front of her computer. She was gripped with anxiety. Her very first Zoom Bible study was waiting for the start. And that was a huge step.
A protestor with an image of Matskevich. Photo Facebook

Reformed intellectual on hunger strike in Belarussian prison

The Reformed intellectual Vladimir Matskevich has been in a Belarussian prison for over six months. Now, he has started a hunger strike. Concerned Christians demand action.

Belarus

Christian faith

Politics

Home

Opinion

Christian Life

Northern Europe

Eastern Europe

Southern Europe

Western Europe

Central Europe

European Union

About

Contact

Privacy

Cookie-instellingen
Feedback
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn