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The Prairie Flower: A Biography of the Russian-Ukrainian Church of Evangelical Christians in Benito, Manitoba from 1928 to 1996, Sergey Valeryevich Petrov, 2010
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[The Prairie Flower: A Biography of the Russian-Ukrainian Church of Evangelical Christians in Benito, Manitoba from 1928 to 1996, Sergey Valeryevich Petrov, 2010. Исследует историю русско-украинской общины Евангельских Христиан в Бенито, Манитоба (1928-1996), их связь с транснациональным движением Славянских Евангельских Христиан, возникшим ] UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY The Prairie Flower: A Biography of the Russian-Ukrainian Church of Evangelical Christians in Benito, Manitoba from 1928 to 1996 by Sergey Valeryevich Petrov A THESIS SUBMITTED TO THE FACULTY OF THE GRADUATE STUDIES IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT OF RELIGIOUS STUDIES CALGARY, ALBERTA SEPTEMBER, 2010 © Sergey Petrov 2010
[The Prairie Flower: A Biography of the Russian-Ukrainian Church of Evangelical Christians in Benito, Manitoba from 1928 to 1996, Sergey Valeryevich Petrov, 2010. Исследует историю русско-украинской общины Евангельских Христиан в Бенито, Манитоба (1928-1996), их связь с транснациональным движением Славянских Евангельских Христиан, возникшим ] ii ABSTRACT The Russian-Ukrainian community of Evangelical Christians existed in the village of Benito, Manitoba from 1928 until 1996. The community chose to identify as a Russian-Ukrainian one, although members of Ukrainian origin predominated at any given time throughout the life of the church. The church also chose to be a part of the Slavic Evangelical Union in Canada rather than to join stronger Ukrainian- or English-speaking Protestant organiza…