Biography
Persecution of believers continues in the Primorsky Territory. Young and elderly residents of the region are targeted by law enforcement officers. Among them are 64-year-old Galina Kubeleva and her son Sergey. They are included in the list of extremists of Rosfinmonitoring only for their participation in peaceful services and talking about the Bible.
Galina was born in February 1956 in the village of Verkhniye Mully, Perm Territory, in the family of a carpenter. She has a younger sister. The parents are no longer alive.
At the age of 11, Galina and her parents moved to the village of Kurskoye in the Primorsky Territory. She graduated from college with a degree in salesman, then studied as a commodity specialist at the Far Eastern Institute of Soviet Trade. After getting married, she moved to the city of Lesozavodsk. The family had two children - Sergey and Julia. After a while, the couple divorced.
Galina worked as a store manager, commercial director, chief accountant, specialist of the 1st category in the Office of the Federal Treasury. She is now retired. Galina loves to work in the garden, grow vegetables and berries.
In the late 90s, Galina got acquainted with the Bible and became convinced of the existence of God. Her faith was strengthened by fulfilling Bible prophecies and God's answers to her prayers. Later, her children also became Jehovah's Witnesses.
The persecution for her faith unsettled Galina, disturbed her calmness and her usual way of life. The stress was added to the worries about the son and his family.