Heroes in Ukraine The Media Missed
For over 16 months, a Spaniard, Emma Igual, 32, was engaged in the most dangerous work possible on the war front in Ukraine: evacuating injured civilians and soldiers.
Bob JonesSeptember 14, 2023
A Welcome Dose of Perspective
David French, New York Times writer, took a trip to Kiev, Ukraine in May 2023. The experience changed his life. He received “a dose of perspective that I didn't know I needed.”
Bob JonesMay 28, 2023
Why Evil Is Weaker Than Good
Evil is a powerful force in our world. We are witnessing it live in the form of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Bob JonesSeptember 29, 2022
Better Days Will Return: The Faith of a Queen
Is the world getting better or worse? The Queen held a settled opinion.
Bob JonesSeptember 18, 2022
Good In The Face of Evil
In every act of evil, look closely and you will see someone showing up to do good. Some do good in the name of Jesus. All make a sacrifice. This is one such story of a young Ukrainian newlywed.
Bob JonesJuly 17, 2022
Ukrainian Young Moms Fleeing War
What would you take if you were a young mom in Ukraine and had to flee advancing Russian forces?
Bob JonesMay 24, 2022
Music: The Sound of Defiance in Ukraine
Cellist, Denys Karachevtsev, sits on a stool in the road in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv. You’ve probably seen or heard the sombre Bach melody he chose to play. Music in the sound of defiance in the midst of chaos.
Bob JonesApril 28, 2022
What To Do When You Don’t Know What To Do
The queue had stretched out of the Bosnian bakery and onto the street. Starving, war-shattered survivors were lining up for their daily bread. It was 4pm, May 27th, 1992 – one month into the siege of Sarajevo. Suddenly a mortar shell fell directly into the middle of the bread line, obliterating 22 lives.
Bob JonesMarch 31, 2022