Drummer, Chaplain, Espresso Maker
Roma Sobol is not your typical musician in an indie band. But in Ukraine there is no typical.
Bob JonesAugust 7, 2025
The Good Kind of Explosions
Every summer around this time we will be awakened around 11pm to the sounds of concussive explosions that ring through the night.
Bob JonesJuly 31, 2025
9 Lessons From A Fight For Existence
Ukraine’s ambassador to the UK, General Valerii Zaluzhnyi, reflects on what this war has taught Ukrainians and the world about existence. His words are not just about war. They are about leadership, and the price of freedom.
Bob JonesJuly 31, 2025
Imagine For A Second You Are A Child
Imagine for a second: You are a child, full of wonder, but ... you are growing up in a time of war.
Bob JonesJuly 27, 2025
My Father’s Gloves
Lorents is 17 years old. He wears his 53-year old father's gloves in his honour. His is one of the stories in the War Childhood Museum in Kyiv.
Bob JonesJuly 24, 2025
We See You. We Stand With You
When the nightly news shares a 45-second story about another attack in Ukraine, what does that mean to you?
Bob JonesJuly 19, 2025
The Grind of Coffee Shop Owners and Pastors
Look no further than coffee shop owners and pastors in Ukraine to see how to fight the daily grind.
Bob JonesJuly 15, 2025
Olya: The Little Girl From Kharkiv
She helped us learn Ukrainian phrases in preparation for our seven-week summer mission and now Olya is pursuing her own unique mission calling.
Bob JonesJuly 15, 2025
When Silence Is Unsettling
The silence in Warsaw was unsettling and unnerved us more than sounds of war in Ukraine.
Bob JonesJuly 15, 2025