Category: Updates
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10/2/2022 – War update and commentary
From Jamie Peipon: Great news in Ukraine today as, less than 24 hours after putin declared it to be the land of the russian federation, the city of Lyman was liberated by Ukrainian forces. Some are reporting that the soldiers there were told they could not withdraw strategically or surrender to Ukrainian forces yesterday (Friday) […]
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10/2/2022 – Belgorod Dnestrovsky: A family escapes
From Lyuda (Day 221): Dear brothers and sisters, I want to thank you for your messages, sorry that I cannot answer each of them. But I read them with my husband, it’s a big encouragement for us. And sometimes you give us some good and practical advice, thank you. Thank you for your prayers and […]
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10/1/2022 – War update and commentary: putin’s speech amid atrocities
From Jamie Peipon: What a day. The president of russia gave a bizarre speech today at the kremlin. He then proceeded to sign several documents to “officially” accept the Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, Luhansk, and Donetsk regions into the russian federation. Here is an exhaustive list that I’ve painstakingly accumulated of every single change made to Ukraine’s […]
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10-1/2022 – Belgorod Dnestrovsky: Disturbing news and memories
From Lyuda (Day 220): Dear brothers and sisters, Yesterday was full of disturbing news and memories.
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9/30/2022 – War update and commentary
From Jamie Peipon: Yesterday there were conflicting reports about whether putin would make any announcements about the results of the votes in Ukraine for fear that announcing a “victory” during the civil unrest caused by the mobilization was not quite the clear-cut PR triumph they were hoping for. But, as you can see in the […]
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9/30/3022 – Belgorod Dnestrovsky: What if it happened to my family?
From Lyuda (Day 219): Dear brothers and sisters, I didn’t sleep well and my thoughts wandered from one topic to another and kept returning to the events from the news. It seems that during the seven months of the war we have become accustomed to the bombing, shelling and sights of destroyed cities. In a […]
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9/29/2022 – Lecture: The Making of Modern Ukraine. Class 7: Rise of Muskovite Power
Timothy Snyder: The Making of Modern Ukraine. Class 7: Rise of Muskovite Power
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9/29/2022 – War update and commentary: russian war crimes against children of Ukraine
From Jamie Peipon: There are many unsung heroes throughout Ukraine, both in the military and those who offer other kinds of support. Unfortunately, there are also many unknown cowards and villains who work tirelessly to propagate evil for the russians. One of the lesser-known villains of this war is a russian woman by the name […]
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9/29/2022 – Belgorod Dnestrovsky – A day in the life of a wartime pastor
From Lyuda (Day 218): Dear brothers and sisters, Thank you very much for congratulating Sergey. He is very touched. We had a good day yesterday, sunny and warm. We went to a small café on the river estuary. It was nice to be there and it’s good that this café works. We used to come […]
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9/28/2022 – Sergei – One Church
When war broke out in Ukraine, the church in Kharkiv—located just 15 miles from the Russian border—scattered. Some members fled to western Ukraine, some further west into other countries. Of the 117 church members, 50 are now living outside of Ukraine in nine different countries. Those who remained in Ukraine are in 19 different cities.
Voice of Ukraine 