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Tag Archives: Ukraine
March 1
Today is national pig day,national self-injury awareness day,Minnesota day,horse protection day,and peanut butter lovers’ day. Tomorrow will beteen mental health awareness day,and read-across-america day,among other things. Last Friday was the first anniversaryof the invasion in Ukraine,and last Saturday, February 25,was … Continue reading
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Pray for Peace on the Anniversary of the War in Ukraine, February 24, liturgy from the Peace Cathedral Republic of Georgia
I have received this letter and the liturgy for the service that follows in English translation from Rev Dr. Malkhaz Songulashvili, Bishop of the Peace Cathedral (Baptist) in the Republic of George which has a long history of promoting peace … Continue reading
Remembering Oleksandr Shapoval
The National Opera of Ukraine announces the death in combat fighting at age 48, of Oleksandr Shapoval, a longtime principal dancer for the company and an Honored Artist of Ukraine, an official title awarded for high achievement in the performing … Continue reading
From Republic of Georgia, Peace Cathedral, Bishop Malkhaz Songulashvili
But let justice roll down like water and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream.’ The Book of Amos. ‘Amos wall’ being built at the Peace Cathedral in solidarity with the long suffering Ukrainian people, thirsty of justice and peace. Ugliness of … Continue reading
Guest post from Kviv, Bishop Malkhaz Songulashvili
I am grateful to be able to share this and letters which may follow from my friend Malkhkaz who is the Bishop of the Peace Cathedral in Tbilisi, Georgia. I retain his English spelling. Dear Friends, I have taken these … Continue reading
Prayer for Ukraine from Lamentations 3: 49-50
My eyes will flow without ceasing, without respite, until God from heaven looks down and sees. God, see my prayer in the sky the Ukraine flag over the Atlantic Ocean,photographed by a friend, as you watch the prayers in the … Continue reading
Abrahamic Interfaith Peace Vigil for Ukraine at Peace Cathedral Tbilisi, Georgia (Republic of Georgia) Report
My friend Archbishop Malkhaz Songulashvili sends this report of the Interfaith Peace Vigil in Georgia Dear Friends, Last Sunday the Peace Cathedral hosted an interfaith vigil in support of peace in Ukraine. Roman Catholic, Chaldean, Lutheran, Armenian Apostolic, Baptist bishops … Continue reading
Prayer for places of hospitality
God of open arms, sheltering wings,who wakes to every knocking on the door,we give thanks for the welcometo three and a half millionrefugees from Ukraine, in Poland, Romania, Hungary,and small Moldova, whereone in every twenty-fivepeople living nowhas fled from the … Continue reading
We grieve the storytellers
There is an old passagefrom the biblical book of Numbersabout Moses putting a bronze serpenton a pole because so many peoplehad been bitten,and when they looked at it,a healing began. I am grateful for journalists,who go in places of dangerto … Continue reading
Volodymyr Zelensky’s Gift
Volodymyr Zelensky gives us a gift,not just his staying the coursein the midst of the violence of invasion,willing to negotiate,willing to stand firm,willing to remain in greatest dangerwhen so many other leaderswould seek personal safety. Those are waking up each … Continue reading