The Russian demon brought pain and destruction to Ukraine

The theologian Oleksii Blyzniuk was in his home in Kyiv when the war broke out. What to do? He and his wife decided to leave in western direction, to Lviv. There is he staying now.

Last week, a Ukrainian preacher from Charkov wrote: “The world cries, Ukraine suffers, but the King is alive.” That gave him something he could hold onto, even though bombings could be heard in his town continually. And the Christian in the West who is (still) free?

Mykhailo took his first breath on Thursday last week, March 3. Three days later, Mykhailo’s mom Olena celebrated her birthday: she turned 40. In a different year, the week would have been one of festivity and joy.