‘Military jets can be heard overhead, we covet your prayers’ Ukraine church leader on why he’s not leaving
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Timothy Sloan2022-03-02T12:25:00
Timothy Sloan, an elder in a church in Lutsk, whose Christian community is sheltering from Russian bombs, sends an urgent message
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