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My personal prayer is, I pray for the people.” “I hear from real living souls, not from Putin. And now I told my wife I decided to stay away,” he said. He says he turns to people on the ground. Right now, the reverend says they’re praying for wisdom, even though it’s hard to trust what Russian and Ukrainian leaders are saying.

Ukrainian officials say Russian forces took control of the Chernobyl nuclear plant today. We live now in a nuclear era and who knows what’s in the mind of this guy, (Vladimir) Putin,” Kadaev explained. He says despite the turmoil and loss of life in Ukraine, his church members have a Christian love between them. This is a big surprise for me,” said Kadaev.

“I always hope that it will, eventually, the wisdom will prevail. News4JAX asked him about the conflict between the two countries. Anatoli Kadaev leads a congregation of people from both countries with the First Russian-Ukrainian Baptist Church, which holds service at Lake Shore Baptist Church. Russia has launched an invasion of Ukraine, unleashing airstrikes on cities and military bases, and Ukraine’s government is pleading for help as civilians attempt to flee.