Volodymyr Vasylovych is the National Director of Ambassadors for Christ International Ukraine (AFCI Ukraine), and also ministers to Ukrainian refugees.
When did you trust Christ?
In the summer of 1989, family friends invited me to attend church. I visited the church and, after several months, I heard God encouraging me through the preachers to receive Christ as my Savior. I repented in October of that year.
What have been the defining moments of your Christian walk?
As a new Christian I joined a small group of young people who studied the Bible and served the church. At the time, I was very eager to study the Bible, so I decided to attended Bible school. After that, I participated in an evangelistic crusade where I witnessed hundreds of people come to Christ.
What do you hope to gain from participating?
I hope to be encouraged by, and gain knowledge from, experienced leaders. Attending the forum will help me in my ministry, give me a wider perspective on ministry, and provide a global perspective on Christianity, particularly on the European continent.
What is your ministry?
I am the National Director of AFCI Ukraine, part of Ambassadors for Christ International. Our ministry focuses on church revival, training, and evangelism. Due to the war in Ukraine, we also serve refugees by providing both physical and spiritual help.
What is your leadership role or what were your past leadership roles?
I was a deacon for my church and later ordained as an associate pastor. During that time, I was also the dean of students at a regional Bible college.
Why should someone invest in your ministry?
As a team leader I want to improve my leadership skills. As a Bible teacher, I want to continue to grow in knowledge of the Bible and help my students grow as Christians, knowing God and His Word more deeply.
