Sari @sarikorpi@dingdash.com

Torben Sondergaard has an interesting story to share of what he went through and how he wants to prepare the church for what is coming. 🙏🏻

https://youtu.be/jtxi7HRxFgk?si=1MLU-zUVKgU9GVCj

@Williams_girl Thank you! Yes, this is a great relief, as this means we in Finland continue to have the freedom to speak out our Christian beliefs and Biblical truths without the fear of getting charged. And this victory means we now have a case that clearly shows this. 😊 The police who earlier investigated Paivi's case (and found no crime done) stated, that if Paivi would be convicted, that would mean also the Bible would be an illegal book to preach from, or even to own.

There's still a small chance that this case isn't fully over yet, as the prosecutor might want to take it to the High Court. But I would be very surprised if she'd be given the opportunity to do that, as the verdict has now already been twice 100% in favor of Paivi.