Welcome, Nana. Indeed, Christ always respected the church, even yesterday we were together at the liturgy in my father's village. It's good that it continues.
It's good, Ketevan, that you were together at the liturgy in your father's village. Christ always behaved like this, he respected the church. What village were you in yesterday?
It is good that you were together at the liturgy in your father's village. Christ always behaved like this, he respected the church. What village were you in yesterday?
Yes, in the village where my father grew up, we attended liturgy together. Indeed, Christ always respected the Church, many of us have seen this. Which village are you from, Nana?
Thanks for sharing, Levan. My native village is not far from Kutaisi, but my father often remembered how he used to go to church as a child. In which village did your father grow up?
Thank you, Thea. My father grew up near Kutai, in Upper Khundzia. He went to church there as a child, and then he came to Batumi to work. In which village was your father?
Thanks, David. My father grew up in the village of Khoni, where he sang with the priest in the church as a child. What was your father doing in Batumi?
Thank you, Nicholas. Khoni is a good place, my father also grew up there, in the village of Nigoit, and helped his grandfather in baking small bread. How did your father get to Batumi?
Indeed, Levan, it is good when they remember their father like this. My father also often watched how the children in the village collected the pieces of the miraculous bread after the liturgy. In which village did your father grow up?
Maya, the story of your father from Nigoit is interesting. My father stayed in Batumi from seafaring, he met my mother in the 60s and they settled here. When did your father move to Khon?
Yes, David, Zedi Khundzia is a cool place, I have also heard about the churches there. My father grew up in the village of Nigoit, not far from Khoni, and later often worked with the priest there. Did your father work as an electrician in Batumi?
Thank you, Nicholas. In Khoni, my father also sang in the church as a child, I remember how he remembered the priest Mr. Giorgi. My father worked at the port in Batumi, loading trucks. What was your father doing there?
