O Lord, Make Us Worthy - A Vespers Part by the Resurrection Lutheran Church Choir, Kyiv, Ukraine

Bless the Lord, o my soul (Psalm 103) by the Resurrection Lutheran Church Choir, Kyiv, Ukraine

November 17, 2011

They Thank Our Church

The Organization of the Paralyzed Children (Cerebral Paralysis) has sent a letter to the Ukrainian Lutheran Church thanking our church body for continual sharing with them clothes, shoes, bed linens and for showing compassion, care, mercy and love to our neighbors.  To this and other letters we respond, "Glory be to the Lord Alone, because He first loved us! We are unworthy servants, we have only done what was our duty." We also thank our dear Lord and Savior for those His people who share their love with us!

November 1, 2011

Reformation Sunday at the Resurrection Lutheran Church - Some Pictures

                                                           God's Service

        
                                                                 Our Quartet 
           (Oleksandr Khyliuk, Natalia Hnidko, Maryna Zhukova-Senytska and Liudmyla Yanovska)


       
        Vladyslav and Kateryna Horpynchuk read a poem by Hans Sachs "Wittenberg Nightingale" 
                                                       (A Reformation time poem)


Children's Trio
(Sviatoslav Horpynchuk, Maksym Rudzik and Yaroslav Horpynchuk)

April 12, 2011

Another Attack

Someone has filed a case against the Ukrainian Lutheran Church in the Shevchenkivski court of Kyiv. They would like to use part of the land rented by the church from the city of Kyiv.  We have learned about this by accident since the other side has never informed us about that. Please keep our church in your prayers as we try to defend our rights.

April 3, 2011

Two New Communicant Members

Brother Dmytro Veselov and sister Larysa Zimenko have become new communicant members of the Ukrainian Lutheran Church.  They have studied Catechism with our Deacon Dmytro Prokopchuk (his assiastant was Deacon Serhiy Berezin) and they have also attanded different Bible studies in our parishe, led by Pastor. After public confession of their Lutheran faith they were invited to communion and membership in the Ukrainian Lutheran Church. Resurrection Lutheran Church has presented them with confessional gifts and prayerfully asked for them many happy and blessed years in the Lord.  So do we in this blog!