Biography
The raid on peaceful residents of Sevastopol in October 2020 divided the lives of believers into "before" and "after." Among the men who ended up in the pretrial detention center simply for believing in Jehovah God was Vladimir Sakada. At that time, he spent 6 months behind bars. Later, in October 2022, the court sentenced the believer to 6 years in a penal colony. He was released in the summer of 2026.
Vladimir was born in October 1970 in Kyiv. He is a turner by profession. Although Vladimir grew up in an atheistic family, after returning from the army, he became interested in the Bible. The man was amazed at how wise and practical this book turned out to be. He had a desire to help other people to see the value of the Christian teachings.
In 2005, Vladimir married Svetlana, who became his faithful companion and helper. Soon after the wedding, the couple moved to Sevastopol, and 5 years later Svetlana's mother came closer to the children. Spouses love to spend time together and travel.
Prior to his conviction, Vladimir worked as a builder, providing for his family. He is a kind and sympathetic person; he has many friends. Applying biblical truths in practice helps him to improve the quality of his personality, to be a good family man and friend.