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CRISIS IN UKRAINE
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Kharkiv Region is Liberated – An Answer to Prayer
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Ukrainian Church Grows & So Do Its Needs
“…I will build My church, and the gates of Hades shall not prevail against it.” Mat 16:18 In the the beautiful city of Kharkiv……things have turned for the worse and yet Christ’s church is being built. Russia has begun sending aerial missiles. At first these bombings were quite regular starting at 10:00 PM and lasting a […]
Why Ukraine Still Needs Help
15 million people are now refugees— about 7 Million outside the country and 8 Million dispersed throughout Ukraine. 20% of Ukraine’s territory is occupied including Crimea. After 100 days of war…there is a tendency to put this on the back burner, and add it to the list of needs around the world. We can forget […]
Unprecedented challenges
Names of pastors who have provided the following news have been omitted for their protection. Pastors are being arrested by Russian forces. They are viewed as a threat since they are community leaders who will not support this war. Most Ukrainian pastors & churches are facing challenges greater than ever before encountered. In many cases […]
What do you say to people in pain and suffering?
You might be surprised by what Ukrainian ministers are telling their churches It can be hard to know what to say to someone going through hardships. We have had the privilege of participating in some of the dispersed Ukrainian churches’ online services and speaking to the pastors. What we have heard inspires and fills us […]
Ukrainian pastors roll up their sleeves
First, we want to thank you for praying and giving. 100% of your donations are going to pastors we have partnered with over the years. We are not taking anything for overhead. This money is being used to purchase food, water, basic medicines, diapers, blankets, portable heaters, and fuel to transport the food and refugees. […]