This article explores the ideological and theological foundations of the concept of the “Russian world” (Russkiy mir) in the context of Russia’s war against Ukraine, the implications of this ideology for ecumenical relations and the requirements for a theologically grounded response.
Read MoreFull-scale war has radically altered the conditions under which Ukrainian churches operate, with some, especially in de-occupied and frontline areas, experiencing a noticeable numerical growth.
Read MoreThis essay explores how the metaphorical use of walls and bridges has evolved amid wartime circumstances, and what that shift means for the shape of Christian mission in a country five years into a war we did not choose.
Read MoreI still remember walking out of our home in Kherson. We locked the door believing the interruption to our lives would be temporary. We were wrong.
Read MoreHow are Ukraine’s teenagers responding to 4 ½ years of war, and how are churches supporting them?
Read MoreA comprehensive analysis of how Ukrainian Protestant communities are transforming their traditional forms of ministry to provide effective support to people in states of acute and prolonged grief.
Read MoreThis article highlights a selection of books available in Ukrainian that cover cross-cultural mission work and missionary pastoral care (often referred to as member care).
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