Shchedryk100challenge: UOC priest launches a famous carol flashmob

“The crux of the matter is to create an original video gallery of “Shchedryk” carol in the performance of various people both in Ukraine and outside it. “We invited secular and religious choirs, professional singers and amateurs, in a word – all stakeholders,” told priest Nazariy.
As he remarked, within just one month the flashmob has embraced the whole territory of Ukraine from Lvov and Ivano-Frankovsk to Dnepropetrovsk and Kharkov, crossed the borders and went further to Poland, Spain, Finland, Canada and Russia. Currently the flashmob’s video archive contains nearly 60 variants of the carol performance.
To take part in the flashmob, it’s necessary: to record one’s own performance of “Shchedryk” on the video (choir or individual), place this recording with Shchedryk100challenge hashtag on YouTube channel and in social media, and make a challenge to at least three acts or singers.
After the flashmob is over, its organizers are going to collect all the video records and transfer them to the collection of Leontovich museum, which was recently opened in Markovka village, Teplitsky district, Vinnitsa region.
The music action will continue till 15 February 2017.
Read also

Media: Netanyahu leaves Bible verse at Wailing Wall before striking Iran
The note contained a verse from the Book of Numbers, which inspired the military operation's name.

Christian Malaysian Minister wins defamation case against Muslim scientist
Hannah Yeoh stated that the victory is significant not only for her personally but also for all religious minorities in the country.
Greek theologian explains how to be a Christian in the digital age
“The external world changes with digitalization, but our inner world remains untouchable,” says Archpriest Theodoros Zisis.
Borodianka authorities complain to Epifaniy abouth his clergy's ingratitude
A conflict has arisen between OCU clergy involved in seizing churches from the UOC in Kyiv Region and the local authorities who assisted them.
Online posts recall Lavra's condition when returned to Church 37 years ago
The churches and buildings of the Lower Lavra were nearly in ruins.
German journalist: Situation with UOC threatens future of all Christianity
Gregor Fernbach notes that in traditionally Orthodox Ukraine, monasteries and churches are being shut down and confiscated, while priests and communities are being expelled.