a member of the church now and orange would church. encouraging because that's a lot of solidarity that was reflected from across very different traditions thatio are here in the 6% of the church so churches joining together to learn how to love and serve lively and well should be encouraging to all of us. last i'd like to closend in prar and will think that one more time. glory be with you. and gracious father pray for your church. fill it with all truth and call for peace. where it is corrupt -- where it is an error directed. where in anything is amiss reform it. where it is right to strengthen it where it is in front provide for your words divided reunite it. ever living as willett is that all should come to you to your son inspire our witness to him that all may know the power of his forgiveness in the hope that his resurrection that lives and reigns with you and the holy spirit one god now and forever. please join me one last time in thinking jim davis and michael graham. [applause]

, orlando church, orlando grace church. jim and jim's a pastor. mike is no longer on staff but is a member at the church now in orange wood church and that's encouraging because that's a lot of solidarity that was reflected from across various different traditions that are here in. the 6% of the church. so that's churches joining together to learn how to love and serve wisely and well should be encouraging to all of us. last i would like to close in prayer and then we will thank them one more time. so the lord be with you. the holy and gracious father, we pray for your church fill it with all truth and with all peace where it is corrupt, purify it where it is in error, direct it where in anything it is a missed reform it where it is right strengthen it where it is and want provide for it. where it is divided, reunite it ever living god who's it is that all should come to you? to your son jesus christ inspire our witness to him that all may know the power of his forgiveness and the hope of his resurrection to lives and reign

, now i am one priest for these four churches, and previously each church had its own rector, each churchoners, 100 , at easter, after easter, here... bright week, we went from one village to another village, and it was great, people understood, realized the joy of not only the holiday, all the holidays, yes, but the joy of the event itself, and for us this temple must be resurrected today, we must make every possible effort, on our part, this is a prayer, on the part of our benefactors, even if... this is some kind of action and we hope that this action will happen and god will help us all in this. in 2021, the st. nicholas church celebrated the 250th anniversary of its construction; life in the st. nicholas church continues thanks to the dedicated parishioners and god. latvian residents believe that their grandchildren and great-grandchildren will be able to pray within these holy walls. lotygolskaya church is one of the oldest unique monuments wooden architecture. the temple survived difficult years of adversity and enemy invasions, but survived and was preserved. alas, time and the el

no matter how goboric the soviet may seem power, throughout its existence churches were opened, churchlk about a thousand years of christianity in russia, for some reason cutting out 70 soviet years, why are all the services and prayers of these 70 years no longer counted? by the way, they mostly took place underground, quite openly. the authorities did not go to church, well , they will be rewarded for their sins, however, how can the great efforts of thousands of russian priests of the soviet period be thrown off the brush? soviet power it was not the restoration of the patriarchate under lenin, nor the re-restoration of the patriarchate under stalin, nor the restoration of thousands of churches, nor the construction of new ones, nor the celebration throughout the country, throughout the world, of the millennium of the adoption of christianity. our faith was not interrupted, it lasted all these 70 years, this thread stretched, it was not torn, but why... we have chosen today, it seems to me, a position close not so much to patriarch sergius or patriarch pimen, but rather a position c

in the church of st.ed and loved by parishioners . of course, this main icon list of the icon of the mother of god of ostrabram. this sacred relic for many centuries, serving as the patroness of vilna, is the object of worship of christians of all denominations, catholics, orthodox, uniates. moreover, even adherents of other religions praise it, which generally seems unthinkable. the astrabram icon is a symbol of the unity and perseverance of all people, especially relevant in our difficult times. the icon depicts a single virgin mary from the waist up. the most holy theotokos folded her hands gracefully on her chest. it is believed that she was captured at that epoch-making moment when she learned the good news that she was destined to become the mother of the son of god. for this simple reason, there is no traditional image of christ. the icon is almost completely covered with a precious frame; only the face and hands of the fresh virgin remain free. of course, dear image of st. alexis, patron saint of

frank church, a democrat from idaho. church served in u.s. senate from 1957 to 10 and assembled a committee in 1975 to investigate abuses. the cia, the natiol security, the fbi and the irs. tonight, we are looking forward an exciting nversation with james risen, author of the last honest man and former senator gary har who served on the church committee. we also have wh us former chch committee staff members, peter fenn loch johnson, frederick baron and rick under firth. i'm happy to say. we also have coauthor and national club member tom risen. they were joining us and answering questions. these congressional staffers recently found themselves at the center news when they wrote an open letter to. representative jim jordan, a republican from ohio. jordan chairs the newly formed select subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government. and these former church committee staffers urged jordan to change course, pursue a bipartisan inquiry which they felt had made the church successful and effective. senator hart, who was the last surviv

and the lord has never, has never abandoned the church or left the church.. and my tendency has always been that of prayer with the lord who founded the church, provide for the church, or the type of leadership that he considered suitable for the church at this point in history. and if this time around... have we reached that point in history? ok, so that�*s up to him to decide, not me. i pray for it but he decides. cardinal peter turkson, it�*s been a pleasure having you on hardtalk. thank you. thanks. hello there. if you thought sunday was a cold day, well done — you go to the top of the class. yeah, it was cold across large areas of the uk — really cold as well. temperatures in lentran, near inverness, only got to 0.4 degrees celsius. the november average, meanwhile, here is nine. with the cold air in place, the next question — will it snow this week? stay tuned for the answer to that one. now, it�*s cold at the moment because we�*ve got this northern latitude blocking. this area of high pressure in the arctic is sending cold air our way and this blocking

the church is located one and a half miles from the parish church. still keep the memories of their loved ones who found the shrine on kolpinka. my grandmother told me that her once this icon was found there, then build it there. we grew up there, and we were there more than once, because they were there on vases, like captains on cars, they brought apples, they sold pears, and we children were so happy that they would overpay us there, and for water in the fontanelle, the gety constantly, if something got sick, or there was a sore throat here, even during the times of persecution of the church, local residents made a procession of the cross to kolpinka and came to pray in solitude to collect: pure holy water, over many decades kolpinka became iconic and dear to believers, and always treated this place appropriately, with great respect and trepidation, when there was a religious procession, there was a religious procession from the derevnovsky church there to kolpenka, the people revered it so much that they took out all their blankets from their che

so the church -- again, the structure of the church is very difficult. i am jewish, i will be open with you. i say what is the precedent here? they're controlling a religion and what happens if somebody else comes up and doesn't like the jews or muslims? this is a very frightening thing. i met with members of ukrainian security service about this about what is the balance that they can do to maintain the peace, to maintain the law within rule of law. current tell somebody ok, if you are a church you can work for the enemy. it doesn't work that way even if you are a man of the cloth and a man of faith. when you break the law, you have to pay for it. this is what is happening. that's why we are looking at it -- of course we are all nervous about it and worried about it and we are all concerned about itment but at the end of the day, ukraine has to survive. ukraine has to thrive as a democracy, and it will not happen if it's going to be controlled or parts of it will be controlled from the enemy state while the war is going on. >> thank you. >> if i may. >>

a lot also depends on the church, because the church has an influence, and we see this negative influencerussian church even in the second qi after a full-scale invasion, it is a soft power that is invisible, but it influences, the ukrainian church, it really influences the patriotic upbringing of the ukrainian society, it supports the ukrainian army with chaplains, there is a huge need for this now, that is, we are the soul of the ukrainian people, and the body cannot be ukrainian and the soul russian, it is a difficult time in ukraine now, with what pains do they come to you, parishioners, now we feel that people are really a little morally tired, of course, that people are exhausted, er, people feel pain, but we have no right to give up in this difficult time of trials, because we we know our history, because the enemy came to destroy us even a century ago , let's remember, for a short time we had a ukrainian state, we had a ukrainian church, but because of unnecessary quarrels, because of misunderstandings, we lost it all, and what happened, came famines , who took tens of millions of

church.he road to it will take a little time, and along the way you will see another local attraction. walking along the bridge, pay attention to this huge building, a treble water mill. it was built at the beginning of the 19th century; by the standards of that time, it was quite a powerful structure. there was a turbine on the first floor, on the second floor. fires, time and natural disasters were unkind to the mill, but each time it was stubbornly rebuilt in the same place, last time 2 centuries ago. the stone mill was equipped with the latest technology of the time. and now it is already a monument of industrial architecture and a house of crafts. here you can learn how to fire pots and weave bast shoes or watch how professionals do it. church of the saint. in which you can see it, now it was built in the 19th century, before it there was a wooden temple, which naturally burned down for very prosaic reasons, locals say that this happened on the new year, when the postavy... schoolchildre

had relation to a branch of the russian orthodox church, meaning the ukrainian orthodox church of thetriarchate. mrs. olesya, how do you feel about the fact that it is already the second year of the great, two years of the almost great war and 10 years of war. no, which is ongoing, and which was started by russia, we know that these people , whom we now see in the courts, they worked and are working for the russian federation, and they never came, they received orders from putin, which threatens the further existence of ukraine branches of the russian orthodox church in ukraine? well, there are several levels of this problem, first of all, there is an individual level, we have heard many precedents when...' certain uocp priests could keep weapons and so on, that is, there is , well, concrete cooperation, regardless of what laws accepted and prohibited or not prohibited in the pcp. this is the first level, and here there should be unconditional responsibility, if there is evidence of specific individual cooperation of certain clergymen of the ukrainian orthodox church. the second is th

at the time of the day, the church of the church has relaxed the archivists.arture vernіki back did not stop at all. furniture, chandeliers and argans were confiscated for the hall of the passenger office of the philharmonic. dze yany now no one knows. here the size of such elements, such elements, without any muggles, could have been abaystsіsya, and all the yans are included in architecture, if we have already guessed the same thing, tradition, yes, well.... yes, prosіi and lutheranism, and that culture, those distant hells of our lands, and there such all the eastern corners of the world ў basically the spire, you columns, like jumping windows, and there kolakal, thick pavin was spreading, as people look at, well, not just a chatulena and an acno, but jumping required... there were all these columns, like a sufficiency of others obligatory, except with betalc, yany there, yak mesa svayo adshukali, sapranae, the yans there are patrebny, people look at these waters, and there the decor is patreben. for more than a hundred years of disgusting history, non-exis

church, it's light, probably for sure, either a church or a church, yes, everything is correct , a churchy beautiful church there, ole right, well, what do you have... hints, yeah, that's good, good luck with the quest, thank you, thank you, let's go , let's go, let's go , god, what a beauty it is here, i feel like i'm on vacation, let me land you from heaven to earth, okay, because you're not at sea, we 're in? but i completely agree with you, it's incredibly beautiful here, listen, it's incredibly beautiful here, it's incredibly windy today, an amazing city, amazing, and i'm sure that there are many legends about it, i propose to unravel them, i agree, of course, so let’s go, pashenka, what a ride, time, time, time, we need to fly, this time i went to... i’ll say right away, this city is beautiful , i was lucky with the weather and there was a place to take a walk, but i was walking for a reason, because i had to unravel the legends, where did this name come from, mogilev for this matter, in fact, there are several legends. so, legend number one says that the name of the city was a comb

but as a result of the surrender, got permission to leave those churches and create their own church. the first such church to be created here in appomattox county was galilee baptist church, one of the founding members of that church was john robinson. in fact, he was the first treasurer and was a trustee of the church. now initially, our understanding is in the months that followed the surrender, the congregation would form and what was known as an arbitrary. simply meeting outside under the trees but by 1867 the congregation been able to form enough money and resources to actually build a log church that exists just about a mile to the west of the courthouse. about 50 years later in 1916. a new church would be built on those same grounds, and that's church that is still there today, more than 100 years later. so the story of john robinson, he's not only a homeowner and the co-founder of a church. he's also a businessman. a shoe cobbler and apparently a pretty good one because he ran a business here for more than 50 years. john robinson didn't pass away until 1933. but after raising

my church has probably about half a million members in russia ukrainian catholic church which is the biggest illegal church since 1945, 46 to 1989. an analogy what is religious freedom? in the nine states we have 200 parishes and 50000 people that go to church. ana russia there's 10 times as many we have not a single registered legal parish it is impossible for ukrainian catholics in russia to have a parish. there are other confessions that are illegal the jehovah witness are illegal. the catholic church in russia is stunted it's involved in self-censorship. the orthodox church is completely controlled. an aggression against ukraine is immoral. in 300 years every time there's a russian occupation ukrainian catholic church is rendereds illegal starting 19th century the 20th century the 21st century and the occupied donbas area there's not a catholic priest and function. roman catholic or eastern catholic. and all of our confessions understand a russian occupation will bring thehe limitation of e religious freedom so for a voice from russia to question religious freedom exhibited here,

nicholas church; by the way, this church is also called the winter church, where the miraculous icon't have to go far. it turned out that there is still only one entrance, since st. nicholas church is a spectacular extension. to the main holy dormition church. what immediately catches your eye upon entering is the mosaic on the floor, like some kind of ancient temple. it costs a lot to get into that part of an orthodox church where ordinary people are not allowed, but what i never expected to see here are sports mats, look how many, but they are here for a reason, the fact is that people come here on big holidays a huge number of pilgrims, they, forgiving these rugs, spend the night... right in the temple, walking through the st. nicholas church, i came across strange benches, like in catholic churches, it turned out that they were installed here not by chance and are intended for the guests of the monks, and not for such curious visitors, like me, in this position you just sit down, stick out your arms, sit, but you’re not sitting, let me try, but this is basically your first time,

church of the moscow patriarchate.esya, how do you feel about the fact that it is already the second year. the great two years of the almost great war and 10 years of the ongoing war, which was started by russia, we know that these people , whom we now see in the courts, they worked and work for the russian federation, and they never came, they received orders from putin what threatens ukraine with the further existence of the russian branch orthodox church in ukraine? well, there are several levels, this one. problems, first of all, there is an individual level, we have heard many precedents when certain uocp priests could keep weapons and so on, that is, there is , well, concrete cooperation, regardless of what laws are adopted, and is prohibited whether or not the uocp is banned, this is the first level, and there should be unconditional responsibility here, if there is evidence of specific individual cooperation of certain uocp clerics. the second is the level of the buildings themselves, which is very correct fina

, it was written: moscow patriarchate, ukrainian orthodox church, well, for example, the parish of stara there or someone well, here, you see, and again, a distortion, i carefully read what this newly appeared defender proposes, well, first of all, he threatens the deputies of the verkhovna rada, which is absolutely impossible to do, not even in diplomacy, i am terribly surprised, because he is a specialist in of international relations, and the more so... it means more to the pre-trial investigation, that is, he said so, you know, that the deputy, if you adopt this law in the second reading, and he even calls it incorrectly, the law on the prohibition of the uoc, it is not about ban of the uoc, it is not even mentioned there, in those appendices, which, by the way, are very short , they fit on one page, there no one rewrote the basic law, which was adopted in 1991 and for 30 years was considered one of the most liberal and the most democratic, but here now everyone, you know, is shouting, ay-yay-yay, it means that we are violating freedom, conscience, so there is not even a mention o

spirit, i cordially greet all the participants in the eleventh congress, the workers who work in the church in the field of social activities, if we translate all this into ordinary language, then we are talking about people. who do good deeds in the church. and of course, everyone associates with this, including hope for their salvation. but i would like to cite the well-known text of the apostle paul, which seems to enter into some kind of confrontation with what was just discussed it was said in some disagreement. and the text is like this. by grace you are all saved through faith, and the radiance is from you, the gift of god, so that no one can boast, how can it be, by grace you are all saved through faith, and this is not from you, not from your works, but this is a gift of god, so that no one boasted, so how to try on these seemingly multidirectional statements. faith without good works is dead, it seems that faith does not save, it is the grace of god that saves, and so the reconciliation of these two seemingly contradictory statements has long been achieved, at the level of church

there are persecutions of the church, seizures of churches, this is an attempt... to break the onlythat exists between russia and ukraine. the entire bandera movement, all ukrainian nationalism, which with the help of western sponsors turned into ukrainian nazism today, which is why demonification is taking place, everything came from the uniate church. uniatism is the main reason for all these processes, that is, the problem is global in that religious discourse is incomprehensible to the majority. and if for example there says what is the reason, where is the button, yes? speaks there in the uniate, he says, i don’t know what it is, in money for money then in the uniate, what is uniatism, uniatism is the legacy of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, uniatism is an attempt, this is a jesuit project, according to which the poles dreamed of this on the territory polish-lithuanian kingdom, where there were a huge number of ethnic ukrainians and orthodox christians. they dreamed of bringing all these ukrainians to the catholic faith, uniting them with the roman throne, this is a union,

church, we have our own patriarch, the kiev patriarchate, ukraine. as long as the church has existed,urch will exist, it will be used for political purposes, the events that take place against the church, the seizure of churches, this is an attempt to break that one the connection that exists between russia and ukraine, the entire bandera movement , all ukrainian nationalism, which, with the help of western sponsors, turned into ukrainian nazism, today and because of which denazification is taking place, everything went specifically to the sunian church, puniaism is the main reason for all these processes, that is, the problem is: on the territory of the polish-lithuanian kingdom, where there was a huge number of ethnic ukrainians, orthodox christians, they dreamed of bringing all these ukrainians into the catholic faith to unite them with the roman the throne, this is a union, that is, a union, well, a union, a soviet union, a union with whom, with the roman throne, of all orthodox, to facilitate the process, it would be necessary to leave all external differences to the orthodox, on

church.ward , regular services are held in the temple. prayers ring out daily within the walls of the orthodox transfiguration church. the shrine was built thanks to a resident of shklov, agafya sidorova. merchants often turned to the woman for advice, since in the town she was considered a fortuneteller. agafya bequeathed all her own savings to the construction. a new stone temple and her wish came true. several years ago we received a letter from a photograph of a painting that is located in yegoryevsky, krovechesky museum of the moscow region, where it is written that the painting itself is written that this is a portrait of an unknown artist agafia sidorova, a resident of the city of shklov, who lay on one side for 31 years, and as if asking us if we have any information. of course, we wrote this beautiful story , which in principle - there is no right to doubt the existence of this story, as if another real confirmation of the existence of this woman, who goes far beyond the city of shkl

them in this church, although it is new, but it contains those relics that were once in the old churchof god, and others, do you hear the breakaway? these two large bells lay for 30 years at the bottom of our lake. here, even by the color of the bell, by the presence of oxidation, and where it is not there, you can see which part of the bell lay in the ground, which part was washed with water, but the small bell was hidden by a villager forcibly and already when this temple was built, he returned it and the bells were placed on the bell tower. the history of the lukovo church, the lukovskaya icon of the mother of god, began on the peninsula, where a new one has now been built the chapel, when the wooden church burned down, was occupied by this lukovskaya icon of the mother of god. the lukovskaya icon, after the old church was dismantled in the year sixty-three, disappeared somewhere, there was no image of it left, so skobrin’s artists painted a new icon according to the legend, according to the lukovskaya legend, the appearance of the mother of god on a stone on the lake. they wanted t

despite this, local residents visit the church and remember about every church holiday.id today, the veslookh family was crowded. connected with the ozheshka family, which built the chapel soup chamber, the final point of my route will be the belarusian noterdam deparie, for this we need to go to the village of zakozel, this village is in many ways similar to other belarusian villages, but this settlement is still special, in the past it was a village zakozel was the main residence of the polesian branch of the ozheshka family, eliza azheshka came here more than once... according to legend in zakozel in the chapel in 1863 she hid the wounded commander. why does ozheshka call the chapel-tomb of the ozheshka family a belarusian noterdam? it's simple. according to the architect's idea, the chapel tomb was to become a romantic flower of neo-gothic architecture in the polesie region. at the moment, the temple is in the process of restoration, starting from the roof, stucco moldings and ending with the interior decoration. well then, tell us a little about the progress of the

in the village of lukovo, this church was built in 1819, and closed in 1961.eral, if we take the history of the village church lukovo, we must start from the 16th century, in the description of the berestey eldership of 1566 the prechistinskaya church is already mentioned, in the 17th century it is already mentioned that the church stood in the island tract, this is exactly what it is, well here, that is, the whole history of the village of lukovo, the church new, it was built in 1992, in a new location, residents come to the church to pray. not only the village of lukovo, but all the villages of the lukovo village council, and there are five of them, in this church, although it is new, it contains those relics that were once in the old church, in particular, a stone with followed by the mother of god, and others, do you hear the sound of okalykhov? these two large bells lay for 30 years at the bottom of our lake, here even by the color of the bell you can see by the presence of oxidation and where it is not there you can see which... part of the bell lay in t

parish church.ous grodno writer eliza ozheshko. the interior decoration of the church and the discovery of the holy cross have high artistic, cultural and historical value. its design features an abundance of sculpture, painting, stucco, wood carving, cast iron and bronze. casting and forging, the interior of the church is decorated with 12 ancient stone side altars, as well as a three-tiered central altar of the 15th century. among the rich wall paintings of the temple, one can highlight such an unusual decorative element as the image of twelve historical figures grand duchy of lithuania and the polish-lithuanian commonwealth. these images are made in the northern part of the temple, while in the southern part of the costume. there are images of the 12 apostles of christ. the interior also contains an 18th-century organ. the church of the finding of the holy cross and the bernardine monastery are important cultural and historical monuments, a spiritual and pilgrimage center, as well as one of the m

closed churches are handed over to representatives of the newly formed ukrainian churches, and thosece are seized the kiev-pechersk lavra erects historical obelisks in honor of the runes of verira with nationalist runes and the name of the founder of the lion sect selenko, as the inscription on the stone says, selenko lit the sacred fire of the ukrainian spiritual revolution, hello everyone, a fairy tale, here in the literal and figurative sense, the real one , wonderful, love works wonders , captivates, directly amazes, directly saturates, truly, such an easy and most importantly kind work, when you look, you cannot remain indifferent, shchibarshchi, shchibarshchi, alive, funny, exciting, very optimistic, fairy tale. about love, about happiness and about kindness, i was imbued with, not evil, only emotions , it is also a magical adventure , instructive, i will fulfill your every desire, in some direct traditions, you know, as they probably filmed in my childhood, well, finally - then miss her, this is a great family movie, let there be more such movies in our world, my name is emely

a universal church. they set up black parish is to joined, became nuns and ran schools for black children. some of their descendants are catholic to this day. and those record it's actually those sacramental records have been really important to genealogy and to myself in terms of tracking these families and you know and these descendants who are among us many of them still catholic have been in the forefront of pressing the church. and george to recognize this history. i look those folks and in a crazy way, you know, i find inspiration there. i see folks who said to themselves, church does not belong to the sinful men who are in it. this church, they don't control god. they don't control, you know, the son, the holy spirit, none of that. and and it was their church. and they decided to make it that. and to me, that inspires me. so i'm still going. one, i want to remind you that this is a conversation that we cannot participate in. there's only sadly there's one mic there. and i hate to make this a fitne

since childhood , selenka has attended american services of the leo church.er of young runvist we see a photograph of five-year-old katrin shamachenko, who standing on the chair, telling a poem about how bad people are. muscovites and jews, but real ukrainians, in general, will determine their lives and save ukraine. of course, when she became the first lady of ukraine, this neo-pagan scent began to actively spread throughout ukraine. approximately cells of this faith appeared since the beginning of the nineties, the ideology was actively absorbed and the peak of this absorption occurred in the period after 2005, when viktor yushchenko became president of ukraine, raised in youth camps of the western ukraine, supporters of neo-pagan nationalist sects, which were then located directly on they stood with their flag under the main headquarters , euromaidan in the center of kiev, installations in the form of a grandfather were also presented, this is a straw structure that acts as a kind of amulet and which, well, actually was installed in the center of euromaida

despite this, the church is visited by local residents who remember every church holiday.the ozheshk clan, who built the chapel soup bowl. the final point of my route will be the belarusian noterdam de paris. to do this we need to go to the village of zakozel. this village. are similar to other belarusian villages, but this settlement is still special. in the past, the village of zakozel was the main residence of the polesie branch of the ozheshko family. eliza ozheshka came here more than once; according to legend , she hid a wounded commander in the zakozel chapel in 1863. why is the chapel of the tomb of rod orzeshka called the belarusian noterdam? it's simple. in mind the architect's chapel tomb was supposed to become a romantic flower of neo-gothic architecture in the polesie region. at the moment, the temple is in the process of restoration, starting from the roof, stucco moldings and ending with the interior decoration. yulia, then tell me a little about the progress of the restoration, what you have already done and what remains to be done? as you can see, we were

all of whom had been in that church -- in this church basement that morning.er of two young women, who will always be my little girls, i can imagine no greater horror than to lose a child this way. and even now, six decades later they are magnitude of that tragic loss weighs heavily on all of us. because those girls were just getting started. they could have broken barriers. they could have shattered ceilings. they could have grown up to be doctors or lawyers or judges appointed to serve on the highest court in our land. they could have been any one of us. and we could have been any one of them. as first corinthians 15:10 reminds us, i am what i am, but by the grace of god. so today, we remember the tolls paid to secure the blessings of liberty for african-americans and we grieve those four children who were senselessly taken from this earth and their families and robbed of their potential. the theft of those souls and spirits shook and bent our own but we did not break. indeed it was from the bubble of the bombing of this church that our nation renewed its co

despite this church is visited by local residents and they remember every church holiday.pel bowl. the final point of my route will be belarusian noterdam to paris. for this we need to go to the village of zakozel. this village is in many ways similar to other belarusian villages, but this settlement is still special. in the past, the village of zakozel was the main residence of the polesie branch of the ozheshka family. according to legend, eliza ozheshka came here more than once. in the zakozel chapel in 1863 she hid a wounded commander. why is the chapel a burial place? birth orzeszka calls the belarusian noterdam everything is simple: according to the architect’s idea , the chapel tomb was supposed to become a romantic flower of neo-gothic architecture in the polesie region. at the moment, the temple is in the process of restoration, starting from the roof, stucco moldings and ending with the internal fraternity. yulia, then tell us a little about the progress of the restoration, what you have already done and what remains to be done? as you can see, we have already be

the garadzen lutheran church of st.hn acquired its present-day appearance only in the 20th century, as it happened transition from hell to eclecticism and elements. pershapatchatkova pabudova was significant among the pamers and ab'yom. at the end of the 18th century, as soft histories, the fall of kirhu was built as a tavern, became for the dutch and german merchants, which requests here from the garadzen elder antonii tyzengaus. menavita hets were insignificant perabudova and served in the meat evangelist-lutheran churches in service. bolshchym stagodzia, pakul in 1912 godze kirch was not rebuilt. in the 19th century , the yana was right-angled in plan budynak with tent-packed dakham. at the finished dahu, the vezhachka has softened, bathed with roofs on the edges. on the side of the budinka in the center there is a classic ganak in the shape of a protrusion with a round ridge. here the lady with uskhodnyaga side is symmetrical. the long windows were moving, there were three of the highest for the day and three of the

; all this was typical of italian churches.es. they say that the stones were soaked in dung, so that the stone can be pressed better. bricks were made on site here. sand was added to the solution, which was taken from the vicinity of the forest, and ox blood was also added for stickiness and egg white. ekaterina, tell me, how unique is a church in the art nouveau style for our country? it is believed that in general there are no more similar monuments in eastern europe, but our church has a twin brother in the north of italy, in the padua region, well, it’s really surprising that we have such a rare architectural monument. it is noteworthy that the church of scapularia is geographically located in milashovo, but is officially listed in the village of idolta, and do not be surprised if during the excursion, the name scapularia, familiar to our ears, is replaced by nashaplery, because that’s what the locals call this church. well, i ’m moving forward to meet new adventures of my route. the historical component is not the only str

ok, i believe the church and i'm not in the name of the church mafia is out to destroy you live the only one that was really perfect. oh yeah. not only is what they do, the false prophets are everywhere, but the victims also unite and ton against them. time to say shit is on the does not go into churches anymore. too painful of the memories. for this interview, however, she agrees to meet in one close to a home in johann's back of the gifted single vividly remembers all she and the young girls were lou it by gospel music to join the congregation close to the home called the jesus domino. international church i think that's for me. that's what gripped me into the church, had always loved music. god wanted to be a singer for as long as i, you know, could read and just hearing them and how the saying they sounded like angel timothy, almost also the touch phone, the set up a single gospel choir god ones of the he met sunday on the left in this for quoting a need, seeing a she move to the touch of grounds together, we talk to the young women. they believe these to be this type of this thing.

there are assume targets the ukranian orthodox church. well, it's leaders have repeatedly denied the allegations that they are working with moscow that hasn't stopped as long as the government from targeting their right to exist. are you an assistant secretary general for human rights told the security council? not only are you creating an orthodox clergy, members being targeted by t a. but there are also serious concerns about whether their rights to due process or being upheld since february 2022 of the over $6600.00 criminal cases brought against individuals from another ration and other conflict related crimes in ukraine. 60 age have involved ukrainian orthodox church, clergy, members, according to your brain, you know, for g o h. c chart is monitoring 44 of these cases and it is particularly important to us for the full respect for due process and fair trial. right. and these extremely sensitive categories, and he's 26 cases. again building you want to see clergy. members, we have identified concerns regarding the status of the crimi

is places of worship and churches. these disorders, me as i'm mostly as a christian, are you not disturbed by the destruction of churches? why then don't you take a stand do it for us? there's no distinction between jews, christians and most names in these regions. if there was a struggle, i guess at the cemetery is i would be the 1st leader to wage war against it. meanwhile, as we speak, germany is talking about giving financial support to israel. actually, the main sense of the argument of the charge is present. it hasn't been that nobody should be picking sides are favorites in this conflicts. and we do have our received in hindsight to the relations between the 2 heads of state, between church and germany. but it's the states to assume that the rhetoric will not be contained to just the relations between these 2 countries. now as the user id, i'm not wor, expands to a minutes in huntington, the tunnels below the west bank and the shoals of gauze are a storm by the idea which civilians basically stuck with. no, well

at a time when many churches in ukraine still remain within the structure of the russian orthodox church the moscow patriarchate, and these are not only churches, but also large ground section. the situation looks somehow absurd, because when now... it is about the fact that the state cannot adequately ban the russian church and resolve the issue with its property and numerous objects and real estate and land plots, and at the same time, we now have a court when the state actually wants to take historical and church lands from the ukrainian greek-catholic church. the case of 2 hectares of valuable land in the center of lviv finally reached the supreme court, and the employees of themis a month ago sided with the state special forces, not the lviv community, we won the first instance and the appeal, the supreme court overturned this decision and ordered a new trial and now we have received a negative decision, but a legal one the department is preparing an appeal. we turned to the state service for special communication and information protection of ukraine with an information request, as