As we celebrate the hope and joy that Christ’s birth brings to our world, my thoughts turn to the suffering children of Ukraine. Our mission teams have delivered food, Scripture, and hope to families who have been forced to leave their homes because of the war. We’re committed to helping as many people as possible,
Our grandmothers have a sobering tradition of kissing the bread. My grandma did it because in 1933, when she was 14, she lost relatives to famine caused by the Soviets communists. During WWII they were starving again under occupation. I’m so sad that they are going through this again today. But I’m grateful to the
It’s hard to believe that it’s already that time of year again- back to school. But for Ukrainian children, this school year is starting off much differently than in years past due to the ongoing war. I remember going to school in the Soviet Union and how we would start the first day of school
The past more than five months threw our ministry and many of our church partners into a frantic race. God was certainly opening doors for the Gospel in the middle of the Ukrainian refugee crisis. At the same time, another door was opening to our annual Summer of Hope camp ministry program that Russian Missions,
As Putin’s army continues to lay siege to Ukraine, we wonder what his end game is. It turns out that his strategies to take down Ukrainian cities aren’t any different than what he has done to Chechnya. He has used the same strategy to take out Chechnya. Putin is using missiles and rockets to destroy
What an incredible mobilization of God’s people there is in the midst of war-torn Ukraine! We never thought we would see something like this in our lifetime and yet here it is — as powerful one nation attacks virtually powerless citizens of another. But where do you turn when there is nowhere to run? Where
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