
“Theological Education after Bucha” – Official Communique
Official Communique adopted by the participants of the consultation “Theological Education after Bucha” (15-19 August 2022, Kyiv, Ukraine)

Official Communique adopted by the participants of the consultation “Theological Education after Bucha” (15-19 August 2022, Kyiv, Ukraine)

World Council of Churches took place in Karlsruhe, Germany, from 31 August to 8 September 2022, under the theme “Christ’s love moves the world to reconciliation and unity”.

The speech of Archbishop Yevstratiy of Chernihiv and Nizhyn, Head of the OCU delegation at the 11th WCC Assembly in Karlsruhe, Germany

The Semantic Corps initiative launches an interfaith and international online forum with the participation of religious leaders, Christian organizations, and representatives of the intellectual elite.

Depuis plus de trente ans je me rends en France et, de retour en Ukraine, je parle de ce qu’elle a de remarquable. Mais, ces derniers temps, les nouvelles qui nous parviennent de Paris nous font mal. Je ne sais plus comment expliquer à mes amis de Kiev ce qui se passe chez vos élites.

By: Constantin Sigov Constantin Sigov, Ukrainian philosopher and director of the European Center at the University of Kyiv, has decided to stay in Ukraine as

Fr. Georgiy Taraban, an archpriest of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church and the secretary of the Sumy and Okhtyrka Eparchy on the obstacles for consensus between the OUC and the OCU

Taras Dyatlik, theologian from Ukraine, on seeking truth instead of seeking diplomacy

tin Sigov, Ukrainian philosopher and director of the European Center at the University of Kyiv, has decided to stay in Ukraine as a witness. In this interview he reflects on the time he left the USSR, the war in Ukraine, and what Easter means at this critical time.

With the war now in its second month, the role of religion has only increased further as humanitarian needs have skyrocketed and the spiritual consequences of the conflict begin to take shape.

Given this critical situation, the Ukrainian Council of Churches and Religious Organizations calls for the immediate creation of humanitarian corridors to ensure the unhindered delivery of humanitarian aid to civilians and wounded defenders of Ukraine in Mariupol, drinking water, medicines, hygiene products, etc.) to civilians and wounded defenders of Ukraine in Mariupol, and their evacuation to safe places of their voluntary choice.

Following the example of Christ, who in the Incarnation assumed the fullness of human existence, we identify with the victims of aggression and refuse to stand silently aside, pretending that nothing is happening.

As representatives of the religious community of Ukraine, we appeal to stop the shelling of cities and villages in Ukraine and to slow down offensive hostilities, at least for the duration of the sacred days for all three religions.

This is how our contemporaries would call the highest court of world Orthodoxy. We are talking about the Council of the Primates of the Ancient Eastern Churches.

Statement regarding the facts of the genocide of the Ukrainian people, committed by russian troops in the Kyiv region Entire Ukraine and the whole world were

Gloire à Jésus-Christ ! Gloire à l’Ukraine ! Avec les images qui nous proviennent de Boutcha, les personnes qui me sont les plus proches se

In this interview Constantin Sigov discusses the three catastrophes that occurred on February 24, the echoes of the 2014 Maidan protests that can be seen today, and why he would like Pope Francis to visit Ukraine.

The “simply-noise” podcast is dedicated to telling stories about the world we live in. Award-winning Ukrainian poets Boris and Ludmila Khersonsky talk to us from

Appeal Of the Ukrainian Council of Churches and Religious Organizations on the provision of air defense for Ukraine and humanitarian corridors for the rescue of civilians

Ukrainian Bible Society published a statement on their official website to raise money for Bibles in Ukrainian. Dear international friends, Ukraine is still under massive

An essay of a famous Ukrainian historian Yaroslav Hrytsak on Putin’s misconceptions about Ukraine.

On March 18 at 13:00 an online discussion on “Religious Freedom amid Russian aggression against Ukraine: experts on experience of 2014-2022” took place.

Representatives of Odesa’s largest Christian churches, as well as the Chief Rabbi of Odesa and Deputy Imam have joined together in a powerful address in support of peace and against the war that Russia has unleashed on Ukraine.

Kirill’s letter to the WCC is tantamount to “a declaration of holy war on the West. He is a true ideologue of Putinism.”

Constantin Sigov, Ukrainian philosopher and director of the European Center at the University of Kyiv, has decided to stay in Ukraine as a witness. In this telephone interview, he recounts his country’s slide into war and the resistance of his people—as well as his own and that of his son.

APPEAL of Euromaidan SOS and the Religious Freedom Roundtable in Ukraine regarding the attack on religious freedom during the armed aggression of Russia against Ukraine

In a new episode of the podcast “For the Life of the World” of the Yale Center for Faith and Culture at Yale University participates the famous Ukrainian pastor and theologian Fyodor Raychynets.

Metropolitan of Kyiv and All Ukraine Epiphanius addressed the international community on targeted attacks by Russian troops on the civilian population of Ukraine

Cathedral of Saint Sophia of Kyiv (11th century). Prayer during the war in Ukraine (24/02/2022 – ?). Lord Jesus Christ, our God, I pray to

I, Bohdan Oghulchanskij, a priest of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine, am writing this text on February 27, 2022, the fourth day of the Russian mass invasion.

Emory Professor of Russian Literature Elena Glazov-Corrigan corresponded with her colleague Constantin Sigov, who was in Kyiv during the Russian invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24. Sigov is a professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies at the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy in Kyiv and Director of the Center of European Humanities Research.