‘God is present whether we feel it or not’ - A Ukrainian Christian reflects on what Advent means to him
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Taras Dyatlik2022-12-05T13:47:00
When living through conflict, the season of Advent – and the coming of the Prince of Peace - takes on an even greater significance. But peace is not just about the absence of war, says Taras Dyatlik. It is about God’s presence in our hearts and minds
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