In Russia today, life is challenging. There is the war in Ukraine, a struggling economy, and people are searching for peace. They long for something real, something beyond the daily grind. They’re searching, and in their search, many are finding a hunger for God. We’ve been sharing the Gospel on the streets for a while
The situation in war-torn Ukraine remains incredibly challenging, especially for the older population, who often find themselves feeling isolated and vulnerable. Many of them have limited access to basic necessities, and the ongoing war has only exacerbated their struggles. We have been working hard through our Daily Bread ministry. Our mission is not just about
The summer seemed to slip away in the blink of an eye, and now we can definitely feel the crispness of fall settling in. It’s amazing how quickly the seasons change! As we transition into this new chapter, we’re thrilled to share some incredible reports about our Summer of Hope camps. God was at work
Our Summer of Hope camps are truly a blessing, and it’s amazing to see how God touches the lives of the children who attend. Each summer, kids from various backgrounds come together, and it’s heartwarming to witness the diversity—some come from Christian families, while others might not have any prior exposure to faith at all.
I just wanted to give you a heads-up that our Summer of Hope camps are right around the corner. The sun is shining a little brighter, the days are getting warmer, and we’re gearing up for some serious fun and faith-building with the kiddos. And this year, we’re especially excited to welcome our Ukrainian children,
On February 24th, the somber reality of the second year of war in Ukraine weighed heavily on my mind. The ongoing war had brought nothing but pain and devastation to the Ukrainian people, with countless refugees fleeing their homes, infrastructure destroyed, and senseless loss of life. Two years ago, as news of the war reached
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