Want to know what life is like for me in Ukraine? In this episode of “Now Is the Time” I give you a peek into my life. Come along and listen to the sounds of Ukraine, as I travel to Kyiv and back to Odessa by train.
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The Future of Theological Trainig
The main reason we went to Kyiv last week was to meet with representatives from Horizion International Schools. They specialize in online theological training and are literally helping dozens of schools all over the world to facilitate online training for their students.
Just one week from today we are launching our first completely online course and we couldn’t be more excited. If you know of any Russian speakers who might be interested in taking the course you can send them this link, “Principles of Bible Study” online Russian course.
If you’d like to know more details about our online training program and how you can help us make it available to the Russian speaking world, please send me a note and let me know.
Links
- Learn how to support our ministry.
- “Principles of Bible Study” online Russian course.
- Horizion International Schools.
- iTunes or Stitcher make getting this podcast on your mobile device super easy.
Question
What did you learn about our lives in Ukraine from this podcast? What questions do you have about our lives and ministry here?
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DS
April 20, 2015Great sounds Caleb 🙂 The subway down, down, down in Kyiv is crazy. It reminds me of a different time. Thanks for peeling back the curtain on a real aspect of ministry in Ukraine – hours and travel.
Caleb
April 20, 2015I figured for those who have been there that those sounds would probably bring back a few memories. Thanks for listening David!
DS
April 20, 2015Indeed it did 🙂
Nancy Suko
April 20, 2015I feel like I just took a quick trip to Ukraine. That was great, Caleb. By the way the online Russian course you recommend in these show notes is really excellent. I think I like it better than Rosetta stone because you can see the spelling of the words (as well as hear them) and since I am more a visual learner, I like seeing exactly what the word looks like. Maybe part of that has to do with my hearing not being as acute as it should be :).
Caleb
April 22, 2015That’s awesome! I knew those sounds would be familiar.
Nancy Suko
April 23, 2015Caleb, what I meant by the Russian course on-line was the one you recommended some time ago for learning Russian. It is a great course.
Tyna Hansen
April 20, 2015That was really interesting, hearing the sounds of Ukraine and what it is like on the train and such. Thank you for sharing your life!
Caleb
April 22, 2015Your welcome Tyna, I had fun doing it!