Born in the Soviet Union where faith was forbidden, Christina’s journey reveals how God’s grace broke through the walls of communism and continues to shine through the darkness of war.

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What leads a pastor’s son from a small church in Washington State to the war-torn city of Odesa, Ukraine?

In this interview,

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Two murders have shaken us in recent days. Charlie Kirk was shot and killed in front of thousands as he debated university students in Utah.

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What drives a Ukrainian pastor to trade his pulpit for the frontlines of war? In this interview, Chaplain Andriy Zalishuk shares his extraordinary journey from pastoring a small church to walking alongside Ukrainian soldiers in the trenches.

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In this episode, talk about our transition from ABWE to Gospel Today and do our best to answer your questions.

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Forgiveness is one of the most powerful—and most difficult—acts we are called to as followers of Jesus.

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Our ministry has changed a lot since the start of the full scale invasion. Like it or now the conditions around you can have a powerful negative or positive affect on how you share the gospel.

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Recently, I’ve heard claims—mainly from conservative media in the West—suggesting that the Ukrainian government is persecuting churches. Is this true?

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