Episode 26: From Russia with love (for Ukrainians), how Danny Mills didn't die (when doctors didn't give him much of a chance), and the car crash that ended with two baptisms

God is alive and working in the world. This episode proves it. First, hear from Julia, a Russian immigrant who is ministering to hundreds of Ukrainian refugees in Houston, Texas. Then listen to Danny Mills and his wife, Heather. Danny got COVID so bad he almost died and only lived after a double lung transplant. Hear their story of survival through the grace of God, grit, and the prayers of the church. Finally, most car crashes end with damage, injury, and lots of bad feelings. Hear the story of how a car crash in Plantation, Florida, led to the baptism of two new Christians.   Segment One: From Russia with love (for Ukrainian refugees) (Julia from Russia)Link to Bobby Ross, Jr.’s, Christian Chronicle story about Julia and her ministry to Ukrainian refugees through Memorial Church of Christ in Houston, TexasLink to Memorial Church of Christ in Houston, TexasSegment Two: How Danny Mills almost died (but didn’t) (Danny and Heather Mills) Link to Calvin Cockrell’s Christian Chronicle story about Danny and Heather MillsSegment Three: Car crash leads to baptism (Julie and Mike Aldrich, Anna and Craig Washington) Link to Christian Chronicle report on the car accident that led to a baptism View the full archive of stories at christianchronicle.orgDonate to The Christian Chronicle at christianchronicle.org/donateSend comments, ideas, and questions to [email protected], Russia, refugees, Memorial Church of Christ, Houston, Texas, Bobby Ross Jr., COVID, Danny Mills, Heather Mills, North Tuscaloosa Church of Christ, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, UAB Hospital, Calvin Cockrell, West Broward Church of Christ, Plantation, Florida, Julie Aldrich, Mike Aldrich, Anna Washington, Craig Washington, baptism, Bible study, BT Irwin