No child should be forgotten at Christmas. As you read this, our ministry is preparing to distribute holiday gifts to needy children in post-Soviet countries.
Our ministry focuses on unique ways to bless groups normally overlooked during the holidays. From hot meals to warm coats to Bibles, every gift meets a critical need for children and families living in difficult and sometimes desperate situations.
These gifts are delivered to the far corners of post-Soviet countries by our caring missionaries, who take every opportunity possible to share the Good News of the greatest gift of all time—the Lord Jesus Christ.
Also, as I think of the suffering people in Ukraine, I am reminded of our Lord’s words:
“In as much as you did it to one of the least of these…you did it to Me.” (Matthew 25:40).
What better way to express our love for Him this Christmas than to feed the hungry, care for the sick, and minister to the poor?
Their joy is genuine and contagious and we love to show them the love of Jesus during this special time of year. Children in need are always so surprised when their Christmas gifts arrive, and I know you will be blessed as you bless these kids.
Orphans and children at-risk get so excited in their anticipation during the holidays. As a result, every child in the orphanage, whether they are in our program or not, must receive a gift! This goes as well for siblings and family members of our children who live at home.
I would like to ask you to pray about a Christmas gift so we can bless entire families who otherwise would not get a gift at all. We would like to see “no child without a gift.”
Thank you so much for a quick response to this special letter. I hope you will pray about and consider sending 2 or 3 gifts.
Help warm the hands, heads, and hearts of these young folk. Russian orphanages house children who have lived through heartbreaking experiences due to neglect, drugs, and household dysfunction. These kids no longer believe in families or themselves. Help them to heal and find hope again. Your donation can help one child or an entire orphanage.
Sharing the joy of Jesus at Christmas,
Pastor Vitali Yuchkovski