Lise Ravn Boye from the Danish Bible Society talks about the work of the Ukrainian Bible Society in everyday life shaped by war and uncertainty. Since the war began, the society has handed out more than one and a half million Bibles and has helped people through biblical trauma support, pastoral care and local initiatives.
The talk offers a look at the challenges facing both staff and the population, along with the many stories of courage, community and hope that emerge under difficult conditions. It is an afternoon about human strength, the meaning of faith and passing on hope when life is at its most demanding.
The event is part of OnsdagsKultur, a series offering talks on many aspects of life, film, culture, music and song, with time for coffee, conversation and communal singing.
