‘Russian rockets could kill us. So we’re translating the Bible in bomb shelters’
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Stephen K2024-02-01T12:25:00
As the war continues in Ukraine, life is indescribably hard for the millions still living there. But bringing the word of God to people in their heart language is more vital than ever, says Steven K*, however dangerous
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