Helping Ukraine develop a vision and execute a strategy for church planting
It was December 25, 1995, when the Yodis family woke up to celebrate Christmas and realized it was just another working day in Ukraine. Nobody said Merry Christmas (С Рождеством), as the birth of our Savior was celebrated on January 7th,- – according to the Julian calendar that was largely replaced by the Gregorian calendar … More How The Grinch Unified Christmas
The Russian Federation, as it is officially known, consists of many republics, oblasts and krais which often have their own unique people groups, languages, cultures and administrative structure. In the 1400’s, as the eastern Slavs began to push the Mongolian “Golden Horde” back to Mongolia, they found a land with immense wealth and resources. They … More When will the war end?
Why does he lie? Ratings? Fame? Reputation? Was he or his family threatened or should we follow the money trail? Is there a money trail? The irony is that the Lying Commentator, whose name shall not be mentioned, began his career in journalism as a fact checker (according to Wikipedia). What does he have to … More The Proof
As we continue in our Lying Commentator series, we want to examine the accuracy of the accusations made against Volodymyr Zelensky and the Ukrainian government by the Lying Commentator. Here is what the Lying Commentator whose name shall not be mentioned has said in his own words: “Zelensky is more like Lenin than he is … More Washington, Lenin and Zelensky
There is a growing number of people who are not sure that America should be supporting Ukraine as it has been doing. They say we cannot afford it and Ukraine has all kinds of problems of its own. The latest lie is the supposed crackdown on religious freedom and on people of faith. They say, … More Is Ukraine losing its religious freedom?
The affluent Mrs. Potatohead was talking to her son one evening, “Spuddy, what do you want to be when you grow up?” He replied, “I want to do what Howard Cosell does, you know Mama – tell everyone about the game.” Upon hearing this, Mrs. Potatohead erupted into hysterics. “NO, NO, NOOOOO! Oh… say it … More Commentators and other known liars
Lately I have been perplexed by reading that a large percentage of the Russian population actually believes that Ukraine intends to attack Russia and more perplexing is that this way of thinking began before the war began over a year ago. Take for example this article that was published just nine days before the escalation … More The Problem with Russian Logic
It was a beautiful, sunny, Autumn day in central Ukraine. These days are rare in the Fall and I was taking advantage of it by driving two hours to a church recommended by a colleague. The body of Christ in this small town had been reaching out to the internally displaced Ukrainians by providing shelter, … More Highlights and Lowlights
Less than a kilometer after you enter Irpin, you are confronted with the stark reality of war as you are greeted by a heap of cars that have been bombed and burned out in the war of Russian aggression. The vehicles were relocated from various locations throughout the city… often from the side of the … More Hope shines brightest…
About fifteen years ago, Beth told me it was time to put my own thoughts and themes to music. As a result we now have about 10 songs for which we do not have to pay royalties when using them. Eight songs are available for sale or streaming on sites such as Amazon and Apple. … More My First Check
Eric Yodis 