‘I’ve been a church leader in Ukraine for 30 years. I’m not going anywhere’
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Wayne Zschech2022-03-09T10:45:00
Wayne Zschech has been a missionary and church leader in Ukraine for nearly 30 years and, in that time, he’s seen great spiritual and societal change. But the gospel is still the hope for the nation, he says, and he’s not intending to leave any time soon
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