So when the Spirit of God was given on the day of Pentecost, many different people, for

many different regions, speaking many different languages, all heard the proclamation of the

Word of God in their own native language.

And so throughout this practice, each time we hear the Word read, we're going to hear

it in different languages that are represented here within our own church family.

So to start this new tradition that will carry throughout the practice, I'm going to welcome

Oleg who's going to read our teaching text for us today.

Good morning.

My name is Oleg.

I've been a part of Bridgetown for about five or six years.

I'm in the community group also here in Northeast.

And we're going to read today from John chapter 20 versus 19 through 23.

And can we all stand for the reading?

First I'm going to read in Ukrainian.

I'm Ukrainian.

I grew up in Ukraine.

And then the second would be Russian and then English.

So here we go.

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