Contact: Oleg Bornovolokov, oleguets@ukr.net Library, Ukrainian Evangelical Theological Seminary, UETS, 57 Gamarnika St. Kiev-04075, Ukraine Ukrainian Evangelical Theological Seminary Ukrainian Evangelical Theological Seminary. Library of UETS oleguets@ukr.net or sergeilf@gmail.com
Description
Interview regarding the "Tallinskoye probuzhdeniye - Mezhdunarodnyy Tsentr Khristianskogo Liderstva (MTSKHL)" [Tallinn awakening - International Council for Christian Leadership (ICCL)], in Estonia, c.2005. Three Pentecostal Christians (Bishop Anatolii Petrovich, Valentina Ivanovna, Yuria (Yuriy)) talk about the rebirth of the Charismatic Movement in the USSR in 1970s. Originally centered in Tallinn, Estonia, USSR it moved later to Ukraine where it attracted tens of thousands of followers. The interviewer asks questions in English which are then translated into Russian by a translator , for the interviewees to respond in Russian which, in turn, are translated into English for the interviewer. [Description English/roman)] Интервью по поводу "[Таллинне пробуждение - Международный центр христианского лидерства (МЦХЛ), в Эстонии, {date?}. Интервьюер ({name}) задает вопросы на английском языке, которые затем переведены на русский язык переводчиком ({name}), для собеседника ({name}) реагировать на русском которая, в свою очередь, переводится на английский язык для интервьюера. [Description (original non-English/roman language/script)]
Anatolii Petrovich, bishop Valentina Ivanovna Yura (Yuriy) Nazar, reverend Madava (Modava?), Henry Niolaenko, Stanislav "Stasik", brother Rain, brother Ryakhoivsky, father Ozeruga, Sergey Voronaev, Ivan Efimovich Воронаев, Иван Ефимович Schmidt, Gustav Ponochko, bishop Mel'nik, Nikolai Adamovich Sunday, pastor Simon, doctor Keman, Ulf, minister Ledyaev, Aleksei, revrend Reshetinskii, Valerii Gustav, Karl, referend Pyotr Andreevich, reverend Shcherbakov, Oleg Reuta, Sergey Slivka, Viktor, bishop Kaminskii, Nikolai Martyanovich, bishop Pentecostalism Evangelic Churches, Tallinn Movement Healing by praying Prayers for freedom in the USSR Prophecy about drugs Prophecy about mass healing by praying Mass healing in the village of Mayaki, Odessa Oblast’ Religious writings and Scriptures Religious services and prayers in Tallinn, Estonia “Underground churches” of modern times Voronaev movement History of the Tallinn Movement and Pentecostal Church in Eastern Europe and the USSR New religious movements in the post-Soviet Ukraine Ukraine – the center of religious awakening Charismatic churches and movement in modern Ukraine Rapidly growing number of Charismatic churches in modern Ukraine History of the Pentecostal movement in the USSR and the post-Soviet period: Finland – Tallinn – Tartu – Tartu Bible School – Ukraine (1978 – present) Migration of the Pentecostal Christians from the USSR to the USA Spontaneous growth of Charismatic churches in Ukraine in the 2000s American and other foreign missionaries in the Ukraine. New Pentecostal churches in Ukraine: “Oasis”, “Na Kuryernoi”(Kiev), “Forest”(a church and a Bible school near Kiev), “Obukhov”, “Pobeda” and “Zhivoe Slovo”
Time Period
1950/1959 1970/1980 1982 1987 1989/1994 2000 2005
Place
Estonia Ukraine Soviet Union Latvia Russia Belarus Sweden Lithuania Tallinn Oleviste Kiev Berdichev Odessa Obukhov Korosten' Zhitomir Kharkov Belyaevka Lugansk Malin Mayaki Riga Boyarka Uppsala Tartu Vilnius West Ukraine Odessa Oblast' St. Petersburg Region
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