LST is over

Our LST team had left for the US early on Monday morning, having arrived safely the next day at home, Evan Bowers reports. One of our biggest concerns was health condition of Aaron Leverette. He was not feeling well on Sunday, and had to stay in bed the whole day. Aparently he was doing alright during such a long flight (Kyiv-Munich-Chicago-Dallas-Nashville). We hope Aaron, as well as his team mates,  has a good aftertaste of Ukraine. It was one of the best teams we have ever had, and we hope to have them with us next summer, if God is willing.

I will write a report on their last 2 weeks in BT later, along with the pictures.

Prayers answered

"Again I say unto you, That if two of you shall agree on earth as touching any thing that they shall ask, it shall be done for them of my Father which is in heaven." (Mt.18:19 - KJV)

We have another testimony of our Father in action. He really answers our humble prayers. 

First, Alisa Strilchuk is in a good health, already at home (!!!) with her parents. Her condition improved dramatically lately. Sergiy and Olya are very greatfull for each and every plea to God for their daughter.

And second, Lydia Bairakivska is feeling much better now. Though still in the hospital, she can now walk herself. The recovery process is very slow, but, hopefully, inevitable. We hope to have her with us soon.  Her daughter Marina just graduated from KPI (Kyiv Polytechnical) University, and is currently looking for a job.

Long time no blog :)

I was having lots of troubles accessing my blog as well as gmail account. It took my ISP 2 weeks to fix it, yet i do not complain. During this time i had unlimited 8Mbit/sec access to almost all the internet resources i ever wanted. That was a "dream come true". I was practically running out of space with my 800Gb total HDD capacity. Now that they fixed it, i am back to 256kbit/sec, which is almost 30 times slower. I guess, this is the payment for gmail.com and blogger.com access :)

With such circumstances in hand, i have several things to report on, so those will be rather brief notes, with pictures coming later (Evan Bowers graciously shared some of his photos, due to the most unexpected "death" of my camera, and those pictures are on our church PC).