if the trinity church, and which we told earlier, has already experienced restoration, then in this templetion work is in full swing. naturally, every program. i'm getting ready, so i read about the church, that at the moment services are not being conducted there. now i understand why. the church of st. nicholas the wonderworker probably suffered the fate of most churches in belarus for a long time, it passed from one confession to another and back from 1866, the tomb chapel became an orthodox church in 1920, it functioned as a catholic church and from the end of the 20th century, it was again returned to the orthodox to the present day. it was preserved in such a deplorable state that it was decided to complete building reconstruction. by the way, from some angles the temple looks more like no church, but some kind of defensive structure. and here, by the way, one more curious fact for you is the thickness of the walls. here it reaches one and a half meters outside. the temple has acquired almost its original appearance. but inside there is still a lot of work to be done. not only the te

walk around completely freely and obviously accustomed to the attention surrounding the bell trinity churchlage of kiev, he keeps his stories from this temple, two bells remained. one bell, however, er, when they closed the temple, and then they threw it down and when it fell it broke. yes, i see that's where. there was also a third small bell, it disappeared. these two bells remained and such ancient rural rights. how the family decided to exchange the bustle of the city for solitude and built the estate with the slabandovs. field. that's when the oils settled and we decided too. you decided to give people the opportunity to also to be in nature to relax and by virtue of, let's say a bad internet, get a little detox, that is, this is a lack of connection and enjoyment of nature, we travel around the polozhensky district along with a tv channel. belarus 24 in the program the route is built by true masters of tv production. how to work with which tripod you need to decide right now. what are you doing? folklore traditions. once he suggested to yuri, yurka says can we collect folk songs toget

history of this the temple's roots go back to 1766, when the holy trinity church was erected here, whichvived during the war of 1812, but after almost 5-10 years of fire, it destroyed both the town and the church. the current brick church appeared only in 1874 at the same place where was the former. dear friends, now we will meet an amazing person who recreates the history of gorodok bit by bit, and now you will understand. why do we meet at this particular place, it’s probably hard to remain indifferent when before your eyes there are people at the initiative of your grandfather, restored this church, when i was little i saw how it was established. she was in ruins, i saw how scaffolding appeared, how then these stones were brought, how then divine services began in this temple. and since childhood, i began to get involved in history. here is the first article in my grandfather's newspaper, which i met, then other books. appeared and just like that , it went and went. and what are the most vivid memories preserved, and the town, or maybe there are some interesting fascinating stories. w

it is here that the church of the holy trinity is located; it will not work to pass by this attractionthe east. the temple is a monument of wooden architecture with retrospective russian style elements. and although the date of its construction is considered to be 1920. actually in fact, it has a much more ancient historical history, that there was already a temple here in the 16th century. that is, how would the settlement be, maybe it was called differently. well, people who already lived here, who were already believers, who wanted to pray, were boorish. well, initially. that is , such as the temple was. it was probably rebuilt from time to time. and the last one, according to such data, that it was rearranged somewhere at the end of the nineteenth, first the twentieth and the temple that was rebuilt, that is, here it is now preserved in this one, it was preserved as best they could, that is. there it was destroyed. well, like this partially. there was a granary here for 30 years . it was in this place in the ninety-first year. we are looking for him back, as for the external appear

club walk around completely freely and are clearly used to the attention surrounding the bell trinity churchlage of kiev. keeps its history of this temple left two bells. one bell, however, uh, when the temple was closed, it was thrown down. and when he fell , he broke. yes, i see that's where. there was also a third small bell, it disappeared. here these two bells are left over from ancient such rural rights. as the family decided to exchange the bustle of the city for solitude and built a manor in a slaband field, we also decided to settle. we decided to give people the opportunity to also be in nature to relax . and due to, let's say, bad internet, get a little dox. that is, this is the lack of communication and the enjoyment of nature, we travel around the polozhensky district along with the tv channel. belarus 24 in the itinerary program is built by real masters of tv production to understand how rob what are you doing? our problem is that we urgently need to shoot here, because here the ritual of anatoly and oksanovitch and their project on a pirate will begin. minuloe gave new life to

the history of this temple goes back to 1766, when the holy trinity church was erected here, which survived812, but after almost 5 decades a fire destroyed both the town and the church. the current brick church appeared only in 1874 at the same place where it was former. dear friends, now we will meet an amazing person who recreates the history of gorodok bit by bit and you will now understand. why are we we meet exactly at this place, it’s probably hard to remain indifferent when, before your eyes, people, at the initiative of your grandfather, restored this church, when i was a little boy i saw how it was being installed. she was in ruins, i saw how scaffolding appeared, how then these stones were brought, how then divine services began in this country. and since childhood, i began to get involved in history. here is the first article in my grandfather's newspaper, which i met later and books appeared and so it went and went. and what are the most vivid memories preserved in the town, or maybe there are some interesting fascinating stories. well, it's usually, probably, summer holidays al

there led directly under the dnieper, then the monastery was rebuilt more than once, now the holy trinity church next attraction is the most ancient church of orsha, which is located on according to legend, the wooden church of st. elijah the prophet was built in orsha at the behest of king casimir iv in memory of the salvation of his wife elizabeth according to legend. there was a prayer service in honor of the victory. on the swedes. peter i himself was orsha and had his own castle. once. the majestic beautiful arshan castle was built at the confluence of two rivers, the arshitsa and the dnieper , now only gorodische is left of it , by the way, a great place for photographs. it is from here that the city of orsha originates. this is what the memorial sign with the year of foundation and by the way, until the 17th century, the magic coat of arms was another five crossed scythian arrows, but with the receipt of magdeburg rights , a cross appeared on the coat of arms as a symbol of courage and a crescent, as a symbol of mercy and development. now you understand what character the ears and its inh

on the territory of the club and are clearly accustomed to the attention surrounding the bell trinity church village of kiev. keeps its history of this temple left two bells. one bell, however, uh, when they closed the temple, and then they threw it down and when it fell it broke. yes, i see, from somewhere else there was a third small bell. he disappeared. here are these two bells left from the ancient such rural rights. how the family decided to exchange the bustle of the city for solitude and built the estate in a slaband field. here, when we settled ourselves, and we also decided. we decided to give people the opportunity to also be in nature to relax. and due to , let's say, bad internet, get a little dox. that is, this is the lack of communication and the enjoyment of nature, we travel around the polozhensky district along with the tv channel. belarus 24 in the program the route has been built. real masters of tv production for the cameraman to understand how to work now what are you doing we have a problem that we urgently need to shoot here, because here the ceremony will begin anato

last year, the restoration of the only temple of the monastery of the holy trinity church was completedlot of attention. they devoted themselves to the creation of iconostases. about 15 people from the orsha craft workshop worked on its development on their own, the brothers continue to improve the territory for the smallest parishioners made a playground in the plans to restore the outbuildings and fraternal building for conferences . a plan of festive events on the occasion of the anniversary of the monastery is also being developed. but, to be honest, i really want to add on my own behalf that the ukrainian monastery in orsha is not only a historical point. it is also a very strong place in terms of energy, if you will. in orsha , be sure to set yourself this one point to visit, you need to do this. well, the place is wonderful, yes, and a good reason for such a great meal, especially on an anniversary. we go further along news. and in september, the anniversary will be celebrated and in the town in 2 weeks the thirtieth day of belarusian writing will be held here. now local resident

you parishners of trinity church. great to be here. i'm honored and delighted. it's been 35 years since i have been in savannah. when i was lasting here i headed into the swamp with john crawford. one of your cherished local teachers and naturalist. he's here this afternoon. john.d we were headed in for five days canoeing around. i had a very fortunate magazine writing career licensed to go to wild places and see wild things right about now. i'll talk about the book breatheless. we'll talk about the deadly virus and what's in it. also how it took shape. that goes back. well it goes back 23 years when i first got interested in dangerous viruses emerging out ofat nowhere. more specifically. in 2012 spilt over subtitle and animalnf innexts in the next mu man pandemic. was a book about the broader phenomenon of new diseases. they come from anna marie island mal and get into humans. emerging pathogens of various sorts they come out of wild animals and sometimes infect humans. if we are unlucky they cause lldisease and if unlucky they transmit from one human to anothe

parishioners of trinity is at trinity church. it's great to be here. i'm i'm i'm honored and delighted to be here. it's been, i think, thousands five years since i've been in savannah. and when i was last here, i was heading into the okefenokee swamp with john croft howard, john crawfish, crawford. one of your cherished local teachers, naturalists. and he's this afternoon, which delights me john. and we were headed into okefenokee for five days of canoeing around and enjoying that amazing. and sleeping on the platforms and. it was a magazine assignment for me. i've had very fortunate magazine writing, career giving me license, go to wild places and see wild things and write about them. i'm going talk about this book breathless the scientific race to defeat a deadly virus and what's in it? i also want to talk a bit first about how it came to be, how it took shape. and that goes back well, it goes back 20, 23 years to when i first got interested in dangerous viruses emerging out seemingly out of nowhere and getting into humans. that was by way originally

already in the xiv century, there was another stone church, which was rebuilt into the church of the holy trinity. during its history, this church changed its religious affiliation several times, it was built, as catholic then became calvinist, then again catholic then orthodox. well, now also catholic. but what's amazing about everything. this time, he did not change his appointment . there were difficult periods when there was no priest here, for the reason that the church had to close for several years, but the temple survived and this struggle was reflected in the decoration. and i could not imagine that a truck could be depicted on the stained-glass window in the temple, and there is an explanation, yes, that the soviet government tried to take away this temple and make a granary out of it, however, believers defended it. this story is imprinted on the walls of the temple. for 2 weeks, the parishioners guarded the church, and thus saved not only the building, but everything, utensils from looting. so now the church of the holy trinity can be considered and a monument to the heroism of local

church. and i looked up sean hannity was going off about trinity and i said i've got to go. there began walking through the gauntlet. 40 news outlets showed up to our church every single sunday putting microphones in people's face, looking for some type of quote because they had parsed a portion of my predecessor's sermon, dr. jeremiah wright, jr., a very good sermon, i might add, absolutely. [applause] >> they were trying to use that sound bite because many people had never been in a black church and don't know anything about the black church tradition or prophetic preaching. and that started the gauntlet. and because of the news footage and the attention, we then started getting death threats. dr. wright and myself and the church and some people here remember that we had to have bomb sniffing dogs show up every single sunday to make sure that the sanctuary is safe. and so after getting these letters, and i read some of the letters, i should not have read some of the letters to be honest and i want to thank decon wilfred bentley, he said, let me have that, you're not going t

church. i look up on the screen and a sean hannity was going off about the trinity. i said i've got to go. so there began walking through the gauntlet 40 news arc lights showed up to the church every single sunday putting microphones and people's face, looking for some kind of quote because they had parsed a firstn of the predecessors sermon. i was a very good sermon by the way i might add. they were trying to use that to soundbite because many people had never been in a black church and don't know anything about the church tradition or the breaching so thatt started the gauntlet. but then because of the news footage and the attention we started getting death threats. doctor wright, myself and at the church and some people remember that we had to have bomb sniffing dogs show up every single sunday to make sure that the sanctuary is safe. after getting these letters, and i read some of the letters. i shouldn't have to be quite honest and i want to thank deacon who sai' let me have that you are not going to read anymore. my mind was always raising and every time i ran up to someone or i was r

well, hello, trinity united church of christ. it's great to be here with my friend and dear brother, the brother of the reverend dr. otis moss third, your pastor and someone i've known since we were teenagers at morehouse college. and it's it's great to be back here. welcome to all of the folks who are watching online. i am excited to be here to talk about dr. moss's latest book, dancing in the darkness. dancing in the darkness spiritual lessons for thriving through turbulent times. that's rich. there's a lot even in the title dancing, the darkness, spiritual lessons for thriving through times. i think that that is something those are lessons that all us could use at a time like this. so i'm going to start and with the most basic question what motivates you? what drove you to write this particular book to frame in this particular way? you preach every sunday. also write. but but tell us about the inspiration behind dancing the dark. i appreciate you asking that. i realized several ago that there was truly a spirit chill edge in o

thank you so much, thank you is trinity methodist church? great to be here. i'm honored and delighted to be here, it's been 35 years of been in savannah and when i was last here i was heading into the swamp with john crawfish crawford, one of your chairs local teachers here this afternoon. sleeping on the platforms and ipad a fortunate magazine writing career giving me a license to go to wild places to see wild things and write about them. i'm going to talk about this book, the scientific race to defeat at the virus and what is in it. i want to talk about how it came to be and how it took shape. this goes back 23 years when i was first interested in dangerous viruses emerging out of nowhere getting into human byway originally of ebola but more specifically it began when i published theti book spillover into thousand 12. spillover subtitle animal infections and the next human pandemic was a book about the broader phenomena of new diseases of zoonotic diseases because they come from animals and get into humans. emerging pathogens have various sorts particularly

trinity church and ferotonda.ady at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, good classicism in size quite echoes the older cathedrals. now there is an exhibition hall with it, and in the other direction, along the same oktyabrsky prospekt, you can get to the youngest church in kargopol, the zosimovsky bright yellow roundabout of 1819, it is also tall and impressive, and what is remarkable, it stands on the site of the oldest settlement of kargopol, fall slide, 12th or 13th century according to researchers. here in kargopol people settled for the first time. here is a combination of the newest church in the oldest place in the city. with temple architecture in kargopol, everything is very good and interesting, with civil architecture everything is a bit more modest here, there are no outstanding city estates, in general in the 18th century, there were only three stone houses in the whole city, everything else was wooden. and they were built in wood. not from poverty, the city was rich. apparently just more like to

thank you parishioners of trinity methodist church. it is great to be here. i am honored and delighted to be here. it has been 35 years since i have been in savanna. when i was last here i was heading into the okefenokee swamp with john crawford. john crawfish crawford one of your cherished local teachers, naturalists. hehe is here this afternoon. which delights me. we were headed for five days of canoeing around. when enjoying that amazing place and sleeping on the platforms. as a magazine assignment for me. i have had a very fortune magazine writing career. giving me a a license to go to wild places and see wild things and write about them. i'm going to talk about this stuff. what's in it. i also want to talk a bit first about how it came to be. how it took shape. and that goes back 23 years when i first got interested in at dangerous viruses emerging seemingly out of nowhere h and getting into humans. that was a bite way originally of ebola. more specifically it began when i publisheded a book that nancy mentioned, spill over in 2128 2t spill over subtitle

thank you, parishioners of trinity -- is it trinity methodist church? it's great to be here. i am honored and delighted to be here. it has been, i think, 35 years since i have been in savannah. and when i was last here, i was heading into the o'keefe gnocchi okefenokee swamp -- and we were headed into the okefenokee for five days of heading around, enjoying that amazing place and sleeping on the platforms and it was a magazine assignment for me. i had a very unfortunate magazine writing career that, giving me license to go to wild places and see wild things and right about them. i am going to talk about this book, breathless, the scientific -- defeat of a deadly virus. and what is in it. also want to talk a bit first about how it came to be, how it took shape. and that goes back -- well, it goes back 23 years, to when i first got interested in dangerous viruses emerging, seemingly out of nowhere, getting in the -- that was by way originally of ebola. but more specifically, it began when i published the book that nancy mentioned, spillover, in 2012. spillover, subtitled, anima

bless you and thank you for coming out we want to take this moment to welcome everyone to trinity united church of christ here in. chicago, illinois. we are a church that believes that we are called to

thank you parishioners of trinity methodist church, it's great to be here, i'm honored and delighted to be here. it has been 35 years since i have been in savannah. and when i was last, here i was heading into the o'keefe gnocchi swap with john crawford, john crawfish crawford, one of your cherished local teachers, naturalists and he is here this. afternoon, which delights me, john. and we were headed into the o'keefe and o'keefe for five days of canoeing around, and slipping on the platforms, it was a magazine assignment for me. i had a magazine writing career giving me a license to go to while places and see wild things, and right about them. i'm going to talk about this book, breathless, the scientific race to defeat a deadly virus. and what is in it. i also want to talk about how it came to be, how it took shape. that goes back -- well, it goes back 23 years, when i first got interested in dangerous viruses, emerging seemingly out of nowhere and getting into humans. that was originally by way of ebola. but more specifically, it began when i published the book, that nancy bunch, a

trinity hit. the strike happened as residents made their way to church and theatre and universities were also hit. the united nations has condemned it as a heinous attack. dw has been to his bill and go in, keith has more on the attack on trinity is, you know, it's no, it's a start with this why this particular city was targeted. but what we can conclude from what we have seen so far, that this was an attack on a civilian in on, on civilians. this was a city in the bright daylight of a such a day with people on the streets. and the good thing is, if you send up at that time, can not be justified by any whatsoever military. the objects that might have been the all might have not female. this was an attacks on civilians. it's not the 1st time russia has been hitting civilian infrastructure, residential buildings. often we often do not know whether these buildings are really the target, the dresser aim dot, because there is a range of me size and all kids that have different levels of accuracy. often it might just be that they have just taken into account that it might hit a civilian object, but migh

the current church of the holy trinity was built at the same time as the smargon calvinist gathering,ty held out here a little longer than the last calvinists. zhedishki left at the beginning of the 18th century, then the temple was handed over to catholics, when the calvinist collection became a church, not only the confession changed, but the architecture itself, after all, i used to be here, then already at the beginning of the twentieth century. the temple was rebuilt a little, and it took the form of krista. before that, it was exactly like this the former calvinist gathering in zaslavl , the temple got the first world war , the tower was destroyed, they say that during the soviet-polish war he sat in the church. the red army soldier hoped with a machine gun that the poles would not dare to shoot at the temple, but the church was not justified, they fired cannons at it. after that, it had to be restored and now metal screeds are visible on the walls, a residence stands a little further down the street, the persecutors of local calvinists, the collegium and the jesuits did not las

when it hit the center of trinity, have people have been on their way to church to celebrate a religious holiday. when the strike took place, the ministry said adding 11 of the wounded were children, ukraine's president condemned the striking it hit a theatre. and a university. we're now joined by our correspondent in keith mathias. berlin, go me to you is what more can you tell us about the attack infinity have and why this city in particular was targeted? so we do not know where to start with this. why this particular city was targeted with what we can conclude from what we have seen so far, that this was an attack on a civilian info on, on civilians. this was a city in the bright daylight of such a day with people on the streets and the good thing is $0.60 up at that time cannot be justified by any whatsoever military objects that might have been the almighty of not being there. this was an attack on civilians. it's not the 1st time russia has been hitting civilian infrastructure, residential buildings. often we often do not know whether these buildings are really the target, the dres

route of the expedition will end on the road to the shrines of the liturgy in the church of the holy life-giving trinity are the main events of the day. on this i say goodbye to the air will continue the trend project. stay with us will be very interesting. sudden death generals and meat assaults to the fullest that the neighboring state is waiting for

the operational services of the city. the temple in the initial trinity in the horokhove of the kuskov bell estate, the nikolskaya churchshaya kosinskaya and the temple of the tikhvin icon of the mother of god on prospekt mira in moscow, thanks to the program of city subsidies , 10 more ancient churches will be restored, work is under close attention and with the participation marina gromova observed high-class specialists for their painstaking work the tool in the hands, although not thin, but the work, the filigree centuries-old brick is carefully freed from the thick layer. the patches will be visible. which bricks will either need to be replaced or decomposed, there are cracks that will definitely have to be idiotic. the temple of the trinity of the life-giving horokhova was built at the behest of boris godunov in very boyars in the village, well , they took the small cathedral of the donskoy monastery as a model. the same hill of lush kokoshniks and cubic form. this is an authentic temple of the sixteenth century, preserved entirely for moscow, this is a unique object. e, he belonged to the personal use of boris go

route of the expedition will end on the road to the shrines of the liturgy in the church of the holy life-giving trinityy 11 of the current year , amendments to the amendment to the law on citizenship of the republic of belarus came into force, which contains a whole a number of innovations related to the adjustment of the legislation of citizenship in the first place, of course, persons who acquire citizenship of the republic of belarus will now take the oath in a solemn atmosphere , the text of the oath is approved by the president of the republic of belarus and a separate category of persons who will be exempted from taking attraction is also determined. accordance changes and additions that relate to aspects of the acquisition of the civil republic of belarus by them by persons who are all in certain circumstances, let's say stayed 90 days outside the country in the country. in fact, there is a so-called mandatory center for a certain category of persons who want to become citizens in belarus, that is, they must live on the territory of belarus for 5 years, and in fact, if the wording of the law rem

the route of the expedition will end the road to the shrines of the liturgy in the church of the holy life-giving trinity in town. these are the main events of the day. on this i say goodbye to the air will continue the trend project. stay with we will be very interested. failures love silence a series of sudden deadly nato generals and meat assaults on everything that awaits the neighboring state, we will discuss with the ex-premier of ukraine mykola azarov, warsaw bristled duda attacks ukraine and belarus to hold power with blue fingers electoral marathon left behind the interests of kiev a new club of sovereign powers briks the trends of the new world order are the events that make the collective west keep abreast of the times. he settled down in the ukrainian cauldron and continues to toss sticks into the fire. the water boils and many already feel it at the level of reflexes. what makes it extinguish, let 's sort out the fire of war together. a series of sudden deaths of nato generals has practically synchronized with the notorious ukrainian contrast in their homeland, the dead are talking louder an

he wanted to calm the strife of the church fathers, the main dispute was between the orthodox supporters of the dogma of the holy trinitys, who denied the divine origin. christ's meeting was violent, sometimes with fights, but the arians were eventually declared heretics and sent into exile, nickel. the council approved the creed, according to which god the son is one in essence. god the father also determined the dates for the celebration of easter and adopted the most important church canons that regulated behavior. on august 25, 1825 , independence was proclaimed, uruguay was once inhabited by indian tribes, then came the spanish conquerors, but at the beginning of the xix century began the era of decolonization of latin america, the uruguayan liberation movement. led by jose artigos, he had to fight at once with several opponents , the spaniards, the united provinces of south america dominated by the argentines and brazil, and rigas was defeated. uruguay was captured by the brazilians. then he rebels appeared new. leader. juan antonio lavallejo. he led the march on the motovedeo and established control. over the who

he wanted to calm the strife of the fathers in the church, the main dispute was between the orthodox supporters of the dogma of the holy trinity, who denied the divine origin. christ meeting sometimes violently with fights, but the arians were eventually declared heretics and sent into exile, neither the keith council approved the creed, according to which god the son is consubstantial with god the father, the dates for the celebration of easter were also determined and the most important church canons adopted that regulated the behavior of priests. on august 25, 1825 , independence was proclaimed, uruguay was once inhabited by indian tribes, then the spanish conquerors came, but at the beginning of the 19th century, the uruguayan era of decolonization of latin america began liberation movement. led by jose hardis. he had to fight at once with several opponents , the spanish railists, the united provinces of south america dominated by the argentines and brazil, and rigas was defeated. uruguay was captured by the brazilians, then the rebels had a new leader. juan antonio lavalha. he marched on monte vedeo and took control. a na

trinity. i remember being in hyde park working out and i was on the treadmill and heather was sitting on the treadmill and someone taps me on the shoulder and said that is your churchd look up on the screen and sean hannity was going off about end of the and i said i got to go back so there began walking through, 40 news outlets showed up to our church every sunday putting microphones in people's face looking for a quote because they had a portion of predecessor, a very good sermon by the way i might add. [applause] they were trying to use that soundbite because many people had never been in a black church and don't know anything about black church tradition or prophetic teaching so that started the compliment but from the gauntlet, because of the news footage and attention, we started getting death threats. my wife, myself and the church and some people here remember we had to have bomb sniffing bombs show off every sunday to make sure the sanctuary is safe so after getting these letters and i read some of the letters, i should not have read them to be honest. he said let me have that. my mind was always raising every time iran up to someone was running working ou

the icon of the mother of god of chistokhov, which was created in 1757 for the wooden deep holy trinity church was restored in 1898 in the current cathedral. our temple itself, it is the honor of the nativity of the mother of god, and that’s all, it is sometimes said that why so much attention is paid to the mother of god, because everything that people know is connected with it and the fact that they have christmas already and our lord jesus christ and when we say to the mother of god we always say. oh lord, there are many shrines, many icons, uh, which are also written. e, against the background of the icon of kazan, he is, but this is the greatest shrine. well, as the most significant for a person’s heart, such a significant shrine , people always run anywhere when they come to the temple, they can venerate other icons, but, of course, they venerate the cocoon of the mother of god. this is an icon. in 1911, this icon was brought by rail. here. and a few dozen, versts 26 km, somewhere here it was carry in the hands of people carrying they came in power and other villages. here it was donated