Lena
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Last night our dear sister Lena went to be with the Lord. She's been a part of our fellowship for 5 years, and a big blessing and an example to all of us. Lena was born with cerebral palsy and spent all of 36 years of her life in a wheel chair unable to move freely and care for her own physical needs. Her mind has always been sharp though, and she had saving faith in Christ. She'll be missed, but what a relief it must be for her to leave those years of disability behind and have full joy in the presence of Christ!
"But for you who fear My name, the sun of righteousness shall rise with healing in its wings" Malachi 4:2
posted by Anya
4:28 PM
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Matt Chandler on what Christianity is really about in 3.54 minutes
Thursday, April 30, 2009
posted by Jake Knotts
6:28 PM
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WOW Russia!
A fellow UkrBlogger linked to a website that is seriously worth checking out.
I personally feel that it is one of the more enjoyable web creations I have come across.
It is funny, informative, culturally enlightening, well designed, and in general a great idea.
WOW Russia!
I personally feel that it is one of the more enjoyable web creations I have come across.
It is funny, informative, culturally enlightening, well designed, and in general a great idea.
WOW Russia!
posted by Jake Knotts
11:29 AM
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Illy: one of Europe's finer creations
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
posted by Jake Knotts
4:50 PM
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Lviv
What a cool city to relax in together.
Just a courtyard...
Praying on the side of a 600 year old church
Modern and historical meet...
Armenian Cathedral built in 1370.
City Square from a bell tower
Lviv is full of little hole-in-the-wall coffee shops. This one wasn't very tourist oriented since about half the items on the menu were in a local dialect i couldn't understand. That actually made it more fun :)
Local trends..... occasionally you can see girls on the street wear this crazy royal blue: mostly shoes, tights or purses.... i think it's one of lviv's city colors. So, i guess there is a way to be patriotic with a loud fashion statement.
Just a courtyard...
Praying on the side of a 600 year old church
Modern and historical meet...
Armenian Cathedral built in 1370.
City Square from a bell tower
Lviv is full of little hole-in-the-wall coffee shops. This one wasn't very tourist oriented since about half the items on the menu were in a local dialect i couldn't understand. That actually made it more fun :)
Local trends..... occasionally you can see girls on the street wear this crazy royal blue: mostly shoes, tights or purses.... i think it's one of lviv's city colors. So, i guess there is a way to be patriotic with a loud fashion statement.
posted by Anya
2:26 PM
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L'vov excursion
After a wonderful Easter Sunday, Anya and I are headed to L'vov for a 3 day mini-vacation. Maia will be with Grandma and we will be enjoying one of the most beautiful cities is the country.
posted by Jake Knotts
10:33 AM
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9 years
Thursday, April 09, 2009
This month marks the 9 year point of living in Ukraine. 9 years is a solid chunk of time.
Weird.
I never would have thought I would have spent my entire adult life in Eastern Europe.
Weird.
I never would have thought I would have spent my entire adult life in Eastern Europe.
posted by Jake Knotts
1:43 PM
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- Lena
- Modern Map of Europe
- Matt Chandler on what Christianity is really about...
- WOW Russia!
- Illy: one of Europe's finer creations
- Lviv
- Maia at 2.5 years old
- L'vov excursion
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