The Reformation’s unexpected legacy in Ukraine
In Ukraine the history of Protestantism spans for centuries, marked by four major waves. The most recent one came after the collapse of the Soviet Union. As with all newcomers, however, Protestants are often faced with biased attitudes from a significant part of society. Despite this, Protestant communities have emerged as significant players in providing charity relief to war victims as well as in the politics of the post-Maidan Ukraine.
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October 4, 2017 -
Kateryna Pryshchepa
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AnalysisHeritage of the ReformationIssue #5/2017Magazine