Lyudmila Perchatina. Poems, Testimonies in the Portland Exodus Church
First, One Must Pray
While There Is Still Time to Trim the Lamps, God Is Calling
Not All Those Dear to the Heart Are Still Far from the Lord
The Voice of the Spirit
Our Father, Not My Father
I Will Not Forget the Incident at the Station
Read the Bible
Forgiveness of an Offense
A Poem to the Mothers of Khitón
Give Thanks in Everything
Mary’s Prayer for Her Son
A Poem About Endured Sorrows
I Want to Go to Heaven – The Sooner, the Better
An Encounter with an Angel of God and the Miracle of Receiving an Apartment
Serving God
Indifference – Paralysis of the Soul
Remember This
About the Harvest
First, One Must Pray
The Word
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