ERLC trustees hear update from Ukraine

Slavik Pyzh, president of Ukrainian Baptist Theological Seminary, shares an update on ministry efforts taking place in Ukraine. "War is an opportunity to transform a nation."

(Photo by Jennifer Davis Rash/The Baptist Paper)

ERLC trustees hear update from Ukraine

Slavik Pyzh, president of Ukrainian Baptist Theological Seminary, shared an update on ministry efforts taking place in Ukraine with members of the board of trustees of SBC’s Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission today (Sept. 10) in Nashville.

ERLC’s board is holding it’s annual trustee meeting and spent time during lunch to hear about the latest work in Ukraine and pray over Pyzh.

To hear a full interview between Pyzh and TAB Media Group’s Jennifer Davis Rash that took place yesterday (Sept. 9) in Birmingham, visit TAB Media Group’s YouTube channel here:

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