Born on June 24, 1989, in Soligorsk, Belarus, I embarked on my life’s journey that led me from the quiet streets of my hometown to the vibrant life of Minsk. At 20, I moved to pursue my university studies in pharmaceutical chemistry, which later shaped my professional path in Minsk. Alongside my career, I immersed myself in church life, passionately engaging in youth projects, choir ministries, and organizing summer camps and programs for children.
Fluent in Russian and Belarusian, I am also diligently enhancing my English skills. My childhood was filled with the joys of village life where summers were spent picking berries in the forest, swimming in the lake, and cherishing time with my beloved grandmother.
I have an older sister, Katya, with whom I share many fond memories, including watching cartoons on a projector—over a hundred of them! On weekends, we reveled in our small adventures at home, dressing up in our mother’s clothes, experimenting with makeup, and cooking delicious meals.
My spiritual journey has been deeply influenced by the writings of Charles Spurgeon, Joyce Meyer, and the poignant narratives of Henryk Sienkiewicz and David Wilkerson. Their works, filled with courageous heroes and dramatic events, captivated me to the point of reading under a blanket by flashlight until the early morning hours.
Travel has always been a profound passion of mine. By the age of 34, I have visited 17 countries and hold dear the desire to revisit Hungary, Austria, and explore Romania. Growing up, I dreamt of traveling to America, especially to see the Grand Canyon—a dream that felt distant yet has become a testament to the power of faith, as my life in Arizona now beautifully illustrates. It’s a reminder of my childhood prayers and the incredible ways the Lord responds to the hopes we dare to voice.