VOICED : Kiev protesters find faith to fight on

In Kiev's Independence Square, pro-European protesters rely on faith in God due to distrust in the government. Despite harsh conditions, prayers are constant, and a prayer tent unites various Ukrainian churches, which is rare. While the main Orthodox Church remains neutral, others support the protesters, who fight for their future. The situation is tense, with violence and deadlock, but hope persists through prayer.

What is the main source of strength for the protesters in Kiev's Independence Square?

• International aid

• Economic stability

• Faith in God

• Support from the government

What is unusual about the gathering of different church denominations in Ukraine?

• They usually support the government

• They rarely unite for a common cause

• They often hold joint services

• They are typically apolitical

What role do the priests play in the protests?

• They lead the protests

• They organize services and mediate with the police

• They remain neutral

• They provide financial support

Which church remains neutral during the protests?

• The Orthodox Church loyal to the Kiev Patriarchate

• The Autocyphalous Orthodox Church

• The Orthodox Church allied to the Moscow Patriarchate

• The Greek Catholic Church

What is the main reason for the protesters' fight according to the churches?

• For international recognition

• For religious freedom

• For the future of their country and children

• For economic reforms