Vladimir Vorontsov: How and by What Method, for My Denunciations, Lyonya (Adam) Bondaruk Destroyed Me and My Family
Vladimir Vorontsov — a former minister of the Bethany church, expelled from there for denouncing Bondaruk, now his greatest enemy, for which he was deprived of his wife and family
I present an article by Vladimir Vorontsov, a minister of an unregistered church since the times of the USSR and a former minister of the “Bethany” church in the USA, where the senior “pastor” is Adam Bondaruk! Why former? Because, after exposing Adam-Lyonya in the theft of church property, he became his worst enemy.
Bondaruk has a list of “church” enemies. And I am not at the top of that list. Number one is Vladimir Vorontsov — meet him and learn what he had to go through for the right to share in Christ’s sufferings**.**
How a Band of Hands with the Pastoral Council of 31 Members Destroyed the Family of Vladimir Vorontsov and Wanted to Destroy Him Spiritually and Physically.
We describe this article with details; many do not believe it and say it cannot be that pastor Adam Semeonovich is involved in such matters.
After the annual financial report, manager Viktor Chernetsky said:
– And let Bondaruk account for the $6,000 — he took them.
Adam came to the pulpit and said:
Leonid (Adam) Bondaruk — a false pastor, a false bishop, a false father of the Slavic emigration — was removed from ministry by the church in Kohtla-Järve, Estonia back in the days of the USSR for collaboration with the authorities
This false bishop and KGB agent Bondaruk Adam S. brazenly and shamelessly first appropriated $6,000 while receiving a salary of $6,500 a month from the church; now he has become a multimillionaire
– But am I the only one taking money? — and fell silent.
There was silence in the hall after such words — everyone was in shock, as everyone was silent. He said:
– I thank you for your generosity, — and went and sat down.
Such brazen and open appropriation of church money I have never and nowhere ever encountered.
A couple of weeks later, pastor Nikolai Feltser stands up in the meeting and says:
– Building material for the church roof cover was stolen from the church yard.**
Soon, I somehow approached manager Viktor Chernetsky and asked:
– How are things?
And he just blurted out:
Pastor Nikolai Feitzer in the Bethany church, according to Vladimir Vorontsov’s testimony — a very rich man at the expense of church money
– Contractors came — they wanted to cover the roof for $10,000, but Adam hires Feltser for $20,000.
I became very curious; it was exactly the Soviet method at work here with Bondaruk and Feltser; money split in half (only some time later I learned that no one had stolen the building material — Adam had taken it home to re-roof his two houses).
I wrote a letter to the brotherly council about everything, so that they would deal with the crook Adam. But the brotherly council did not investigate, but received me with hostility, saying:
– Here we will ask questions, and you will answer***.***
I said:
– You are not my judges, and I am not a defendant; I have nothing to do here, and I started to leave.
Bondaruk sees his plan falling apart (he didn’t expect such a turn), says: alright, stay, let’s talk, counting on a second option. They began to interrogate me, why I wrote that for the accounting it was necessary to appoint 6 honest deacons, so it turns out we are all dishonest, crooks here. I answered them: “that’s how it’s written, I didn’t add anything.” They started clowning around, sniggering, mimicking, nitpicking my words.
Especially the presbyter Yura Privalov tried hard — by this time he had swallowed a lot of church money, so he was trying his best to work it off, since Adam does not pay money for nothing.
Filled with the “spirit,” deacon Vladimir Kuzmenko shouted: “Yes, what’s there to investigate, brothers, drive him out neck and crop”.
In a word, they tried to provoke me, so that I would blow up and be rude, and for that they would put me on notice.
Viktor Chernetsky — a long-time manager under Bondaruk. Subsequently died on December 4, 2011 at the age of 52 from heart issues, which coincided with the obligation of the financial report for all the years of Bondaruk’s Bethany’s existence
Adam, seeing that the second option was not working, proceeded to the third: Chernetsky says:
– And when I told you about the contractors, on what day, at what hour — that never happened, did it?
I say:
– Viktor, Viktor, I thought I was talking with a Christian.
He sharply lowered his head — it seems he still had a conscience; now, of course, everything has burned out, he is ready for any falsehood.
– Well, so it turns out I am a slanderer.
Everyone broke into such a satisfied smile — for Adam it was like a piece of delicious pie: “well, now he has signed his own sentence, now we will legally bind him.”
But the celebration did not last long; there were 31 at this brotherly meeting, and I remembered that another one of them, Andrey Vorobyov, had also told me about this.
– Andrey, you also told me about this — I said.
He stood up and said:
– Yes, it happened, and when.
At one moment Adam’s face turned dark, his eye drooped down—in a word, he was instantly drunk—and he mumbled something, to which I retorted:
– Your brain must have quit on you.
I was triumphant; that was my victory. The brotherly council had been instructed by Adam on what to say and how to upset me so that I would explode, but none of it worked; God helped me wonderfully.
Here I saw for the first time that this was no longer a brotherly council, but a gang of so-called brothers capable of anything. By this time Adam was already paying them money. Thank you, Andrei, for bailing me out and not flinching before this gang, who in the name of Bondaruk are ready for any vile act in order to destroy a person.
I got up and left.
It happened according to a true proverb: “Don’t rejoice that you’ve dug your way to the truth; think about how you will dig yourself out of it.”
Isolation and Crucifixion
But Bondaruk did not calm down. He talked with those with whom I had friendly relations and convinced them not to be friends with me; he also charged other ministers to hold conversations with my children and wife, telling them that I am a bad person. This was a work aimed at my complete isolation from society and my family. He was preparing a trap for my destruction according to a familiar script.
Since the matter was not closed, I arrange several meetings, trying to reason with him. Each time he asks me: “Are you still a believer?” Only later did I understand why he kept asking that—he became afraid that for such deeds I might smash his head in (but I had no intention of soiling my hands on that scum)—the answer is very simple: don’t play dirty tricks on people, and you’ll have nothing to fear.
And yet, at the last conversations, he did not come alone*.* But one day he fell on my shoulder and wept; large tears flowed from his eyes. He asked me: Brother Vladimir, lift from me the accusation about the purchase of two houses; I borrowed the money from a bank*.* And I believed his tears, said: okay.
Two weeks later that membership meeting was supposed to take place. But I did not know that it was a trap for me. All that time he had been working on people, the brotherly council armed its wives and children against me.
The chief “missionary” and “pastor” at Bethany Church, Sergey Punka, along with his wife, were convicted of fraud and misappropriation of state funds while caring for children.
And so the day came when I went to the meeting to lift the accusation against Bondaruk about the purchase of two houses at the church’s expense. The floor was given to me; just as I began to speak, Sergey Punka jumps up, runs through the hall, thrusting my letter into almost everyone’s face, and shouts:
- Look, look what he wrote about our pastor. His face turned crimson, his eyes bulged, pupils dilated, darting from side to side; not a trace remained of the oily smile he usually put on while preaching.
Bondaruk’s bishop in California, Leonid Shevchuk—one of the links in the chain of deception
Another pastor, Lyonya Shevchuk, from the pulpit shouts: “Brothers and sisters, this man writes all sorts of slander against the pastor” (two months later I met him by chance and asked:
– Maybe now you’ll tell me what slander I wrote. He remained silent.)
Then from the front, in the women’s row, a piercing cry rang out:
– Yes, how dare he treat our pastor like this! Exclude him!
– Expel him from the church! – the others joined in chorus, and many just for the company.
Bondaruk L.’s accomplices in the crucifixion of Christ, taking a well-deserved, earned vacation in Brazil, paid for by Bondaruk’s parishioners
In the front you could still make out words spoken with special expression and emphasis, from twisted faces full of malice, but further back all you saw were mouths opening and quickly closing, and unfriendly hand gestures. A steady din filled the place. “It was with this kind of believing crowd that Christ was crucified,” I thought.
Afterwards some brothers told me: “If this were the time of the Inquisition, they would certainly have burned you.” And yet during the interview they had said: “We are persecuted Christians, and Bondaruk passed himself off as persecuted, deceiving the consul in Rome.”
I was deeply confused; I had not expected such baseness. I turned to him:
– So you prepared this for me.
And he, stammering:
- It’s not me, not me—it’s the brothers.
– How vile you are, – I said, and turning around, I left.
Everything went according to the plan and methodology developed by Bondaruk: I was placed under admonition. Afterwards Lyonya Shevchuk announced it several times, even at an evangelistic meeting.
I still kept going to church. But one day someone came up to me and said: leave quickly for another church; they want to provoke you into a fight so they can hand you over to the police; everything is already set up, witnesses are in place and ready to go.
Protection
I left with my wife for the Emmanuel Church, where the pastor is Nikolai Geles, and I became a member there. But Adam did not calm down; it is in his blood—once he starts doing evil, he goes all the way. He began sending his provocateur ministers, who tried to destroy this church by urging their friends and relatives to leave the membership, but it did not work; then they said: let Vorontsov go and be reconciled with Bondaruk, otherwise he cannot be a member here. I saw all of this, how Kolya bore so much pain on my behalf, yet he never once reproached me. He truly was a man of faith, a true Christian bishop, and in a difficult time he was a covering for me. May the Lord richly bless you, my friend, for the good you did for me in that hard time. You
The children stayed in the Bethany church; Adam never missed a chance to turn them against me. I should add that they are all believers; every time they take part in the Lord’s Supper with him, but for seven years now they haven’t come to me.
I will not be unsubstantiated — I will give a fact.
I fell ill and ended up in the hospital; they operated on me. For two weeks I lay in the bedroom on the second floor; I was bleeding heavily. At first I called for my wife, but she tried not to hear me and not once did she come in to see me. With difficulty I would get up, go down to the first floor, boil water for tea, wash my bloodstained underwear, while she lay on the couch reading a novel. It was clear to me that this was a conspiracy — Adam was preparing some terrible evil for me, and I was very, very weak.
In a few days I had become a stranger to her; in that situation I didn’t say a word to her — and was there any point in speaking?
Bishop Emanuil Prokopenko of Bethany Church — a deserter of the gospel
A few weeks later, Bishop Emanuil Prokopenko, Bondaruk’s deputy for spiritual affairs, calls (clearly not expecting me to be home). My wife rushed to the phone, but I managed to get there first.
Emanuil was taken aback at first, then asked, “How do you view the marriage of your daughter Lilya?”
Only then did I learn that she was going to be married. I answered positively, only she first needed to be reconciled…
He replied:
“All right, I’ll do it” (but not a word that the betrothal would be in two days), then he said, “Put your wife on the phone.” I couldn’t hear what he was telling her — but she answered:
“Well, of course I’ll come to give a blessing — she’s my daughter, after all.”
Two days later she secretly went to the betrothal. Emanuil announced there that the father was ill and could not come to the betrothal. He likewise deceived the groom’s mother — Vadim’s mother — and she was also not at the betrothal.
When I found out everything, I called him: “So, little bishop, you’re engaging in deception.”
“What kind?” — and he got his answer:
“1. You said that my daughter would come to repent, and you would settle everything; you didn’t do it. 2. And that I was ill, so I couldn’t come to the betrothal — but I could.”
He mumbled something unintelligible and hung up.
The wedding day arrived. My wife left secretly, and for three days she wasn’t home. There, instead of Vadim’s mother, it was his aunt; instead of me, Emanuil acted as father, saying, “The groom’s mother is an unbeliever and ill, so she cannot come.”
A day later, Vadim’s mother (she was 70 years old) called me, weeping, and said:
“I beg you, don’t hang up — please hear me out. Emanuil said he would come and talk, but he didn’t come; he deceived me. How dare he declare that I am an unbeliever? I declared in church — we prayed for Vadim to come to the Lord; I prayed, fasted, and he came. I raised him and brought him up without a husband, in hardship and poverty, sharing the last piece of bread.”
Her sobbing poured through the receiver, and the great grief of an abandoned old woman — her son Vadim had been her only hope in her old age, and he left her. This is how Bondaruk and his slaves — the ministers — act, stopping at nothing to achieve their vile goals.
Then the weeping stopped; she shouted:
“Cursed be all of you — Bondaruk, Prokopenko, and all the other ministers!” — and hung up.
What could I say to her? I was in an even worse situation myself.
Bondaruk’s intrigues didn’t end there; there was still the final part of the script prepared by this Mason — this evil worker.
A blow aimed at the total destruction of my family
This is Raya Vorontsova, Vladimir’s former wife — she abandoned her sick husband, thereby acting against the words of the Lord Jesus Christ.
A few days later my wife returned from the wedding in complete silence, and I didn’t say a single word to her — my heart somehow clenched and turned to stone because of all that had happened. And what do you think — how would you have acted if something like this had happened to you? We lived with her for 42 years; for 20 years she did not work outside the home; I raised and brought up 10 children — all of them are believers, none of them have been in prison, none have used drugs. I worked two jobs to feed such a brigade, and now I am nobody.
My wife was waiting for me to explode — then a scandal, and perhaps something even worse — so that she could leave and walk out on me, claiming that I was a troublemaker and the police might be called. I understood that this was a conspiracy, and it was being carried out.
So a week passed. At last she couldn’t stand it and said:
“I am leaving you.”
“Well, then,” I replied, “if you have no feelings for me and no respect for me as a husband, I won’t hold you and have no intention of doing so.”
And she left.
Later I learned that they even had an agreement on the date by which she was to leave me.
The final satanic device — destruction by “hanging” — did not take place
And so I was left alone, isolated from everyone, ill, with shattered health — not a single soul to comfort me or even say a kind word.
Half a month later, I was home alone. From early morning I felt some kind of nausea, a lump rising to my throat. At lunch, when I started to eat, suddenly something exploded inside — nausea came over me, tears poured down in torrents. I began to wail and cry out to God: “Why have you allowed this gang of religious manipulators to destroy my family?”
It became worse and worse; it was hard to breathe, a headache came on. I felt that I was starting to lose my mind. I grabbed the dishes (the ones my wife used) and started smashing them against the door, thinking it would feel better.
And I said: “Cursed be Bondaruk, Prokopchuk, and all their crew who took part in destroying my family. An unlawful curse will not come to pass, but this will be fulfilled according to the word: it is written, John chapter 20, verse 23. If you forgive the sins of any, they are forgiven them; if you retain the sins of any, they are retained. And I retain in the name of the Lord, according to the word and having the right to do so, against these deserters of the Gospel.
The neighbors, hearing crying and noise, called an ambulance. I was given an injection and I fell asleep. After this, a kind of emptiness and indifference appeared inside; I didn’t want to live. I fell into depression and began glancing at the beam under the ceiling. Thoughts came of throwing a rope over it, and why live, and what for — I’m no use to anyone anyway — and this went on for several days.
And then one day, while in such a state, as I was eating, I suddenly felt a kind of life-giving, pleasant flow streaming down onto the top of my head, then warmth in my heart; it became light, good, and joyful — life was returning to me, filling my inward being.
Suddenly a voice spoke within me: ”My son, I am with you. You asked to resolve your question, and I have resolved it.”
Yes, it was my Savior speaking. He came to me at the most critical moment; He saved me then, by His Holy Spirit, from hanging myself. I jumped up from the table and began leaping, thanking Him for salvation and love. If someone had seen me from the side, they would have said — he has gone mad or would have called me a charismaniac.
My wife was still listed as a member of the Emmanuel church. Soon Adam phoned the pastor of that church, Geles Nikolay, asking that he release her from membership with peace, and it was done. As a reward for everything done, Adam provided the pulpit for my former wife, and she recited long poems about Joseph and others for the edification of the members of the “Bethany” church. And for the successful operation carried out against me, Prokopenko Emmanuel, Punka Sergey, and others were rewarded with a tourist trip to Korea.
You see how Adam values those who carry out his will and serve him faithfully — such a one will not remain without attention or reward.
Note
Seven years have passed since these events. I live alone; all my children are believing members of Bondaruk’s church. In all this time, they have not come once. When I am ill, I ask for someone to take me to or bring me back from the hospital.
My former wife lives at our daughter’s place, at Lilya’s and Vadim Krivoshey’s (that is Lilya’s real surname). They have three children. But neither Vadim’s mother nor I know where they live — this is how they count the minister from the “Bethany” church.
The eldest daughter took the parents to live with her. Mom is 85 years old, and Dad is 90. When I went away for treatment, Father died.
Adam Semenovich continues to spew evil in my direction: “Look here, what a worthless man he is: the children abandoned him, the wife left him, the parents departed, the father died, and he didn’t even bury him, he went off to rest with some woman.” — To this I want to add: I have had no need for women or sex for a long time, because I am old, I underwent prostate surgery — they cut everything out. When my wife was leaving, she told my mother: “Who will need him like that now.”
In Conclusion
The marriage of Lilya and Vadim Krivoshey in the Bethany church was joined by the apostate from the gospel, the false bishop Prokopenko E., without a father’s blessing. The marriage lasted three years.
After another three years, Lilya separated from Vadim, whom she had married. Afterwards she married again, but separated from the last one as well. This is how these dealers, the false bishop Prokopenko Emmanuel and Banda-ruk, joined and blessed them. They used Lilya in their wicked revenge against her father, like toilet paper, and threw her away, ruining her. Now Lilya has ended up nowhere, but the greater half of the children have returned to me as their parent and father, and they visit me often.
But no matter how much Satan — the Mason Adam and his gang — rage, and no matter what evil he spews, I have now survived, I am a hardened warrior, and I am ready for war with these apostates from the gospel. And their deeds, and Bondaruk’s, follow after him forever and ever, and are written in the book of life.
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