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I met a mayor of Rivner and he was on the news because he speaks English, mayor of Rivena was a very

unique meeting with him. He gave me a history of Pentecostal movement in the Ukraine. And in that

Pentecostal movement, there are two old dudes are there, black and white photos. The first one is his

great-grandfather. His great-grandfather was the

first pastor in this particular village where the Pentecostal movement did not begin necessarily,

but it really was highlighted. Now in this village, his great-grandfather was the pastor,

but because he was getting persecuted a lot, they replaced him with my grandfather.

Now, the reason why they put my grandfather is because my grandfather, like, he was, he had a problem, I think, with one of his legs.

And so he was walking a little bit like this.

And the Soviets were a lot more sympathetic

to people who looked like they were handicapped. And so they put him in. And he was there actually

as a pastor for, if I'm not mistaken, about 20 years. So this was very unique meeting because the

mayor of Rivenna meets with me and he shows me the article of the official history of the

Pentecostal movement in the Ukraine.

And he said, listen, he said, my great grandfather was the first pastor of this village.

He said, your grandfather was the second pastor.

And he says, look, years later, we're together.

I'm the mayor and you're the pastor in America.

He said, how awesome is that?

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