Yaroslav Pyzh, president of the Ukrainian Baptist Theological Seminary, recently discussed how his seminary was holding up during Russia’s war with Ukraine — and how the local church was a key part of its future.
Yaroslav “Slavik” Pyzh, president of Ukrainian Baptist Theological Seminary in Lviv, Ukraine, recently shared a sobering, yet still hopeful, update with Fellowship of Wildwood in Wildwood, Missouri.
Could theological education be part of the solution for trauma? Leadership at Ukrainian Baptist Theological Seminary and Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary thinks so. Sirens cut
With Feb. 24 marking one year since the start of the war in Ukraine, the International Mission Board is calling for 24-hours of prayer and
In 2021 and early 2022, International Mission Board missionaries serving in Ukraine heard rumors of war, which led to evacuation. Looking today in the rearview
Russian military forces continue to rock populated areas of Ukraine with a barrage of attacks on heavily populated areas. Suicide drones claimed the lives of
When Slavik Pyzh first held a round-table talk for people who were weathering the war in Ukraine, he was hit with a big challenge. “They
Every day when air raid sirens pierced the air, Yaroslav Pyzh ran to the window to see if the airport was still there. On March
Russia is conducting airstrikes in Western Ukraine, an area near the country’s border with Poland that has been a frequent passageway for Ukrainians seeking escape
When I get aggravated about rising gas prices, inflated grocery costs and other inconveniences stemming from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, I remind myself that
