The Russian Pentecostal pastor Nikolay Romanyuk has been sent to a penal colony for four years for comparing the war to drunkenness.

Nothing changed Yuriy Kulakevych’s work so much as the Russian invasion. He is a church leader in a country torn by war. What does having this kind of responsibility mean amid so much violence?

From present-day conflicts, such as in Gaza or Ukraine, to weather forecasts, news is all around us. How should we, as Christians, deal with this flood of information?

Prayer is a mighty weapon, also in times of war. On Monday, hundreds of Christians gathered in Kyiv for a national prayer breakfast to pray for peace and justice in Ukraine.

Ukraine stripped the highest metropolitan of the largest Ukrainian Orthodox Church of his citizenship for alleged ties with Russia. It is the newest low in a long-lasting conflict between the state and the church.