Japanese journalist was baptized in the chaplain battalion “Mariupol”
Japanese journalist Takashi Ozaki has been a volunteer in Ukraine for more than a year, and he has recently been baptized in the chaplain battalion “Mariupol”
Japanese journalist Takashi Ozaki has been a volunteer in Ukraine for more than a year, and he has recently been baptized in the chaplain battalion “Mariupol”
Evacuating people, collecting the necessary equipment for the defenders of Ukraine and supporting those who got in critical circumstances in the war zone. All of this is the work of the Chaplain Battalion “Mariupol”. Their crews travel every day to the “hot spots” to contribute to the victory of Ukraine.
It’s not an anniversary anyone wants to celebrate.
Pastor and chaplain Gennadiy Mokhnenko from Mariupol, besides a huge charitable work, does not get tired of saving children’s lives.
Gennadiy Mokhnenko, pastor from Mariupol and director of the charity fund “Pilgrim” handed over to the head of the Catholic Church, Francis, the painting showing the Mariupol Drama Theater, graves and inscriptions “Children”. It was painted by Aleksandra Alifirenko, who is a part of the Chaplain battalion “Mariupol”. The painting reminds about the terrible crime …
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Chaplain and Bishop Gennadiy Mokhnenko. This is the story about the pastor’s ministry during the time of the war that broke the door of his house back in 2014.
Since the opening days of the war, Gennadiy Mokhnenko, a chaplain in Ukraine’s military, and his band of brothers have rescued thousands trapped between Ukrainian and Russian forces. “Right now, this is a very dangerous place,” Mokhnenko told Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN News). “Every time when we evacuate people, there are shootings and explosions.” For …
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Ukrainian philanthropist and pastor Gennadiy Mokhnenko, who devoted his life to the rehabilitation of homeless children, addressed to the all mothers in Russia on social media.
The dream he has had for the last four months is terrible. In this dream, his children are taken as prisoners by Russian soldiers. He wakes up and puts his head under the cold water. Darkness recedes. Everything is fine, everything is where it should be: the children are safe, and he, 54-year-old Protestant pastor and military chaplain Gennady Mokhnenko, is in Ukraine, on the eastern front.
In the first days of the war, pastor and chaplain Gennady Mokhnenko evacuated the kids of his rehabilitation center, and then they began to evacuate other Mariupol residents, more than a thousand.