Dreams

Where did I get a dream to build a Temple from?
In September 2002, we were driving to Odessa, for participating in Marina Fedorenko’s school of distributors. The road was lying across Ukrainian fields, forests, and old villages. Suddenly we appeared in a fairy tale: immaculate lawns, beautiful flower-beds, neat yards, a flower clock, a huge square between two lakes with black and white swans, and a marvelous church. We were delighted!

How beautiful our Earth can be when we treat it with love, when we invest our wish, effort, and means in order to make it wonderful. We had a strong desire to live in such beauty, and I realized that working in Coral Club we could make our own village as beautiful as that one. At that moment we determined to build a temple at the bank of the river in the town of Lazarivka.
A year later, Victor, my husband, passed away. However the dream was still with me, and I felt my friends’ support who never doubted I could fulfill this dream. Nailya Rezvanova helped to find an ideal place to build the future Temple. We got blessings, found designers and contractors, consecrated the beginning of the construction. Once in May, machinery and builders came to Lazarivka.

September, 12 , 2005. I had been dreaming of this day for almost two years.
It was a sunny morning. The road to the Temple was covered by flowers, and hundreds of people walked there. A peal of bells, and solemnity of prayers has been heard above the square.

I'm grateful to God for having led us to Coral Club four years ago. We have changed here, and so have our lives. Here we have found our friends, and have realized that well doing and helping other people, we can make the most grandiose and bright dreams come true.

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Warmest regards,
Zinaida Derevyeva.

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