God can work in miraculous ways, even amidst war and corruption. Columnist Oleksii experienced this in his own life.

For decades, Mats Selander has advocated for the unborn in Sweden. Although he is used to getting jeered in the streets, he did not expect his bank to end his 30-year customer relationship.

Love is the greatest of all, the apostle Paul says. But Christian love cannot be regulated by laws. So, why should I vote for the European Parliament then? Well, there are at least four reasons.

In the next column, Oleksii will write from the front. But now, he still wears civilian clothes. He is disappointed that the revised recruitment law did not end the space for corruption.

The Indian philosopher has a difficult name: Vishal Mangalwadi. But his book has a clear message. In the weeks up to the European elections, it is good for Christians to listen to what he says.