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Two Adventist boys in Kharkiv, Ukraine received Bibles for children from the Ukrainian Bible Society on Tuesday April 12, 2022. They lived in one of the suburbs of Kharkiv about 20 kilometers from the border between Ukraine and Russia. From the beginning of the Russian invasion they had to seek cover. For almost a month the family sheltered in their basement without access to water, heat, electricity and cell phone coverage during the shelling. Here the boys are pictured with their mother, Kseniia.
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This System
Resource ID
100109912
Access
Open
Resource type
Photo
Contributed by
Tor Tjeransen
Date Added
20 April 22
Date Created
11 April 22
Rights
Public
Original file name
UKR_20220412_16.jpg
Description/Caption
Two Adventist boys in Kharkiv, Ukraine received Bibles for children from the Ukrainian Bible Society on Tuesday April 12, 2022. They lived in one of the suburbs of Kharkiv about 20 kilometers from the border between Ukraine and Russia. From the beginning of the Russian invasion they had to seek cover. For almost a month the family sheltered in their basement without access to water, heat, electricity and cell phone coverage during the shelling. Here the boys are pictured with their mother, Kseniia.
Organizational Unit
Ukrainian Union Conference (UKUC), Euro-Asia Division (ESD)
Keywords
people, persons, human, human being, human beings, humans, Europe, masculine, boy, family, ukraine, person, Ukraine, lad, male
Creator / Photographer
Oleh Syrotkin