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Pray with us 1. We continue to pray for an end to the war in Ukraine. Most of the analysis I read suggests we should prepare ourselves for something that will last far longer than we would like. Russia seems to … Continue reading →

Pray with us 1. We continue to pray for an end to the war in Ukraine. Most of the analysis I read suggests we should prepare ourselves for something that will last far longer than we would like. Russia seems to … Continue reading →

Pray with us 1. We continue to pray for an end to the war in Ukraine. The war has again appeared to be largely stalled, with many concerned about the potential for explosive escalation in an effort to achieve war aims. … Continue reading →

Pray with us 1. We continue to pray for an end to the war in Ukraine. Pray especially for the more than 8 million Ukrainian refugees in surrounding countries–more than 1 in 8 Ukrainians are now refugees. Pray for churches and … Continue reading →

Pray with us 1. We continue to pray for an end to the war in Ukraine. News reports are full of hundreds of military strikes, widespread devastation, a brutal turn in the east, and possible war crimes by the Russian forces. … Continue reading →

Pray with us 1. We continue to pray for an end to the war in Ukraine. Several analysts have expressed a concern that the war may be getting ready to take a somewhat more limited, concentrated, and brutal turn as Russia … Continue reading →

Sparks to watch 1. We continue to pray for an end to the war in Ukraine. In the past two weeks, might the war have turned in favor of the Ukrainians? Over a quarter of the Ukrainian population are displaced, with … Continue reading →

If one out of every ten groups in a movement plant a new group each year, the number of groups (and adherents, roughly) will double every 10 years. If one out of every three groups in a movement plant a … Continue reading →

Sparks to watch 1. We continue to pray for an end to the war in Ukraine. Many analysts say it has largely ground to a halt, but many of the towns are being pounded into ruins. We are thankful for the … Continue reading →

Sparks to watch 1. We continue to pray for an end to the war in Ukraine. Most analyses do not seem to see an immediate end to the crisis. Cities on the borders of Ukraine and Russia are under heavy attack. … Continue reading →