Orthodox Church at Chernivtsi university Ukraine
United Methodist Worship Chernivtsi, Ukraine
This clip is part of the worship service at the United Methodist Church in Chernivtsi, Ukraine recorded on 6 November 2011. I think the language of the song is Russian.
Synagoga w podhajcach / The Great Synagogue at Podgaytsy
Wspomniana synagoga, najprawdopodobniej, została wzniesiona w pierwszej połowie XVII w. Stoi ona w centralnej części Podhajec, na północ od niewielkiego rynku. Jest to monumentalny, wolnostojący obiekt o tradycyjnej orientacji zbudowany w stylu renesansowym i posiadający wyraźne cechy świadczące o jego obronnym charakterze. Jest on murowany z kamienia na wysokiej podmurówce, a jego ściany wzmocnione są masywnymi przyporami. Całość przykryta jest czterospadowym dachem. Do głównej hali modlitewnej od strony zachodniej i północnej przylegają dodatkowe pomieszczenia pokryte pulpitowymi dachami. Fasada głównego budynku pozbawiona jest jakichkolwiek elementów dekoracji architektonicznej. Po dwa wysokie strzeliste okna znajdują się w ścianie wschodniej i zachodniej, a po cztery w północnej i południowej. Jedyne wejście do synagogi znajduje się po stronie zachodniej. Naprzeciwko tej świątyni stoi budynek hederu, czyli szkoły religijnej. Wewnątrz synagogi zachowały się resztki ściennych malowideł.Po wojnie władze sowieckie zamieniły ją na magazyn, co spowodowało, iż zaczęła popadać w ruinę. Nie było już także miejscowych Żydów, którzy mogliby zaopiekować się swoją świątynią. Z biegiem czasu, gdy obok niej znajdowało się miejskie targowisko, stała się ona również przygodnym szaletem, a całej jej wnętrze zostało zanieczyszczone ludzkimi ekstrementami oraz śmieciami. Dopiero na początku XXI w., najprawdopodobniej wskutek starań Żydów amerykańskich, synagoga została zamknięta, co skutecznie uniemożliwiło wejście na jej teren przez niepowołane osoby i zatrzymało proces dalszego jej bezczeszczenia i dewastacji.
That synagogue, most likely, was built in the first half of the seventeenth century, it stands in the central part Podhajec, north of the small market. This is a monumental free-standing building with a traditional orientation, built in Renaissance style and is clearly demonstrating the features of a defensive character. It is brick with stone on a high foundation, and its walls are reinforced with massive buttresses. The whole is covered with a hipped roof. The main prayer hall on the west and north of additional space adjacent pulpitowymi covered roofs. The facade of the main building is devoid of any elements of architectural decoration. After two tall slender windows are located in the eastern and western walls, and four in the north and south. The only entrance to the synagogue is located on the western side. Opposite this church is a building hederu, or religious school. Inside the synagogue survived the war malowideł.Po wall remnants of the Soviet authorities turned her into a warehouse, which meant that it began to fall into ruin. There was no longer the local Jews, who could take care of your temple. Over time, when it was located next to the municipal market, it has also become a contingent restroom, and throughout its interior was contaminated by human ekstrementami and junk. Only at the beginning of the twenty-first century, likely due to the efforts of American Jews, the synagogue was closed, which effectively prevented the entrance of its premises by unauthorized persons and stopped the process of its further desecration and devastation.
Khotyn, Ukraine, Baptist Youth
The youth (which counts young adults) from the Baptist Church in Khotyn, Ukraine, (Хотин) sing one of the popular praise songs. Members from Second Baptist Church of Marion, Illinois, USA, and First Baptist Church of DuQuoin, Illinois, USA, met with the Ukrainian Baptists outside their church on Tuesday, July 15, 2008.
Bethany Baptist Church - Boucha, Ukraine
I attended Bethany Baptist Church in Boucha, Ukraine Sunday and I thought I would share some of my experience -- eight preachers (including me)and at least 10 songs of special music.
Ensemble Scholem Alejchem-Czernowitz Potpourri.AVI
Viennese ensemble Scholem Alejchem plays at the international klezmer festival 2011 in Zefat, Israel (15.08.2011)
SDARM southern mindanao YC (#4)may 14-21, 2012 V-4
СКИНІЯ ЗЛАТАЯ (Golden Tabernacle) - Ukrainian Christmas carol
Скинія златая, Ковчеже Завіта. Українська народна колядка. Гурт Барви. Skyniya Zlataya, Kovchezhe Zavita, vydiashche dnes Mladentsa, Syna povyta / Golden Tabernacle, Arc of the Covenant seeing today the Baby, greeted the Son: Rejoice Mary, rejoice All-Virgin about the Birth of Your Son. Ukrainian Christmas carol. This song though is in Ukrainian, has some old Church-Slavic vocabulary inbetween. Seems to be very old church carol, as text hasnt been updated to the modern language. I found only 2 versions / recordings of this carol. The other recording will share later sometime.
PS.: This amazing and unique sculpture featuring Mary and Arc of the Covenant (the rare depiction carries deep theological meaning) is from Catholic Church of Stanislaw Kostka in Chicago, USA Stanislaw Kostka was Polish Jesuit saint from Cracow, who died as a young boy and whose body stayed incorrupt after death, illuminating supernatural bluish lights! This story is described in the book Incorruptables by Joan Cruz. St. Stanislaw Kostka was a patron saint of prewar Lviv (Lwow), population of which was some 60 % Polish up to late 40s (when all Poles of Lviv were deported mainly to Wroclaw, former German city that became Polish at that moment). Image of Stanislaw Kostka was on City Hall Tower of Lviv (not sure if its still there).
Though local west Ukrainians comprised some 14-20 % of urban population of prewar Lviv (Lviv was Polish island in west Ukrainian sea, as the surrounding East Galicia was nearly entirely Ukrainian - Poles were only urban dwellers, just as Russians are in east Ukrainian cities but not in villages), after the deportation of its Polish inhabitants, city was populated by villagers (30%) from Lviv province (Ukrainian Greek-Catholics), Ukrainian immigrants from central and eastern Ukraine (central Orthodox Ukrainians, other 40 %) and once ruling Soviet Russian class & military - ethnic Russians, some 20 % (now they got Ukrainianized, as city is nearly exclusively Ukrainian speaking). So today city is 52 % Ukrainian Orthodox, 48 % Ukrainian Greek-Catholic. While the surrounding th entire Lviv province is nearly totally Ukrainian Greek-Catholic. So there is a hidden difference between Lviv and Lviv privince in terms of demographics / religion. Though western Ukrainian population is more or less homogeneous (even if one take Volyn, Rivne & Chernivtsi regions that are Orthodox in difference to Lviv, Ternopil, Ivano-Frankivsk and Zakarpattia regions that are mainly Greek-Catholic) due to the dominance of same Ukrainian language / same linguistic culture & national identity. ПІДТРИМАЙ МІЙ ПРОЕКТ!
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Роанок колокольчики _ Радостно, радостно трудясь для Господа
Roanoke Youth Chimes _ Gladly, Gladly Toiling for the Master
SDARM
Chernivtsi children SDA choir
Ukraine trip 2009
Mission Trip from Laurel Knob Baptist Church--Ashe County, NC
Закарпаття Ukraine Part 1 the Carpathian and Transcarpathian regions.avi
This is an unusual travel through Ukraine. Ordinary people such as they are.
Villiges, towns, rivers, gardens, temples....the Carpathian & Transcarpathian regions.
С ностальгией вспоминаю этот свой променад....Тернопіль-Теребовля-Чортків-Ясиня
The Lord Roars - Narration
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The Lord Roars - Narration · Karen Davis
The Lord Roars From Zion
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Sons and Daughters of God
Sermon by Davi P. Silva
SDARM Roanoke Church
July 1st, 2017
song ministration by pensa chernivsty choir
First Ukrainian Baptist Church
Nice music, nice musicians, nice song.
Kemp july 2012 Restoration Temple Church in Kherson Ukraine
Restoration Temple Church in Kherson Ukraine.Наш проект в Херсоне в ц. Храм Восстановления.
The 83rd annual Ukrainian Seminary Day
The 83rd annual Ukrainian Seminary Day
Господи Помилуй (Hospode Pomelu)
Lord have Mercy Excerpts from the Pontifical Divine Liturgy of the Ukrainian Byzantine Rite Catholic Church at Zarvanytsya, Ukraine July 2000
Update: Floods in Western Ukraine
The Ukrainian News Agency reported that from July 23 to July 26,2008 rescuers evacuated 6,105,000 and resettled 13,703,000 people in Ivano-Frankivsk, L'viv, Ternopil, Zakarpatia and Chernivtsi flooded regions. More than 20 people died. Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko estimates losses from floods in these regions will be more than 4 billion hryvnias ($1 = UAH 4.85). Tymoshenko noted that for covering such losses from the Budget-2008, it is necessary that Verkhovna Rada (Ukraine's parliament) make amendments to the main financial document. VR Chairman Arseniy Yatseniuk has called VR into a special session.
The Ukrainian American community and other communities in Canada, are saddened by the news of this unprecedented calamity. Historically, the largest number of Ukrainian immigrants came to North America from the area now devastated by the flood.
Lithuania 2012 Teaser
On October 20th 2012, Pastor Bill Obalil, Frank Gondorchin and Andrew Bordoni from the United Methodist Church Of Geneva will be returning to Taurage, Lithuania.
Please contact Andrew Bordoni: bordoni@me.com if you would like to know more!